Sentence examples for virtually to its from inspiring English sources

But although there was some deleting, it was on a smaller scale than usual, particularly after the surprise news that the government was restoring "Avatar" virtually to its pre- Confucius" state.

Tiny was an international criminal who bribed his way around Africa and the more complaisant parts of the British establishment; he brought the Observer virtually to its knees as an independent paper in pursuit of his commercial interests and an increasingly demented quarrel with the equally unsavoury Mohamed Al Fayed.

For Pasadena, this is a story that goes back virtually to its founding as a paradise for the wealthy escaping those awful winters back in the East and Midwest.

Exhibit II indicates that the Japanese portion of the deficit growth is virtually proportional to its trade shares that year.

Any attempt to trace its history from virtually nothing to its present status must go back to September, 1938, when Lou London arrived on this campus.

The antigenicity of HEV 239 is virtually identical to its N-terminal 26 amino acids truncated protein, E2, which is not particulate but soluble.

That said, aside from size, the iPhone XS is virtually identical to its bigger brother.

From the outside, Ford's new hybrid is virtually identical to its regular compact four-door Escape sport utility vehicle.

According to Amazon, the design language is virtually identical to its two-year-old predecessor because the company "wanted to keep the iconic design of the original Echo while making enhancements based on customer feedback".

In addition, Norway has the lowest incidence of long-term unemployment in Europe and the second lowest in the OECD after Korea: in 2013, the share of long-term unemployment in total unemployment was only 9.2%, virtually identical to its 2007 level.

To me, the 2017 version of this delicious sports car is virtually identical to its predecessor.