Sentence examples for virtually united from inspiring English sources

He actually turned a Europe divided over Jean-Claude Juncker, into a Council virtually united against David Cameron.

But across a swath of forest in Sarayaku, the main Kichwa town, people were virtually united in their opposition.

Economists are virtually united in asserting that a combination of these demand and supply-side levers are the way to get a handle on a wasteful system.

We were soon a nation at war, virtually united in resolve to strike Al Qaeda and the Taliban in their Afghan havens and to hunt down Bin Laden.

Wall Street forecasters are virtually united in saying the string will stop there, although a year ago they were forecasting that the year just ended would have increases.

Moreover, the big businesses that finance the Conservative Party are virtually united in their desire for Britain to say inside the E.U. and its enormous market.

It's about uniting people, either virtually or in person, within their community, county, state, country and across borders.

VIEW FROM THE BENCH This game delivered virtually everything United boss Louis van Gaal and the club's fans could have wished for - a win, at home, secured with a decent attacking performance.

Whereas, in recent games, virtually every United player had been a midfielder by trade, there was a clearer division of labour at Goodison Park, with specialist defenders and, after the half-time introduction of Jesse Lingard for Juan Mata, a front three challenged with bursting beyond the Everton defence.

Rooney was virtually shouldering United's burden alone and with mounting frustration.

Like football and good public transport it is virtually classless: it unites the almost-very-poor and the almost-very-rich.