Sentence examples for virtually to make from inspiring English sources

MR. OLSON -- Well, what the court did was so constrain those circumstances virtually to make them non-existent and JUSTICE BREYER -- All right, so then what you're arguing about is a determination by the state court of Florida as to what the circumstances are, under state law, where the action of a state official would or would not be reasonable.

In addition to the 50,000 people present in Rio, hundreds of thousands more participated virtually to make their voices heard like never before.

One result of this hamstringing of talent is it's virtually impossible to make probing films about contemporary society, which has many social tensions the government doesn't want openly explored.

Mr. Kooney said that his office had not done any formal projections since the state budget was approved in July and that it was virtually impossible to make specific predictions about how the fiscal year would end.

It is virtually impossible to make a general statement about the biology of clupeiform fishes, except to say that it varies greatly from one species to another.

Progressives, on the other hand, need to recognize that it will be virtually impossible to make meaningful progress on most issues important to them, even existential ones, without weakening corporatism.

Morse, who won the Swansea International discus title by almost 10m, is British number one and virtually certain to make his World Championship debut.

Dividing Iraq, however, is virtually certain to make things worse.

Moreover, it is virtually impossible to make unauthorized connections to them.

It is virtually impossible to make generalizations as to the occurrence of the native elements.

Third-seeded Providence 20-88) is virtually certain to make the N.C.A.A. tournament field.