Sentence examples for virtually what from inspiring English sources

"I mean, serial killers get a death sentence, but that's virtually what he gave me".

Unlike landlords in most Western European countries, ours can do virtually what they want with their properties.

"It's hard to talk about somebody's home in terms of picking winners and losers, but this is virtually what this comes down to," he says.

If your proposal is approved, or if you start at a new organization working virtually, what are some best practices to ensure that it will work?

"It's a big deal that people can talk and see each other and do virtually what you can normally do in a classroom," Mr. Shugart says.

The details are virtually what Premiership Rugby has been arguing for since serving notice to leave ERC in June 2012, but its chief executive, Mark McCafferty, said what mattered was ensuring the new tournament delivered the extra income the clubs had promised.

TV ads about prior achievements and moral integrity will tell you virtually nothing about what someone will do once they're elected.

And at the moment, high school principals know virtually nothing about what becomes of their graduates.

Mike is good company as a narrator: bright, engagingly straightforward and yet virtually clueless about what's going on around him.

"I think it's quite striking that the SNP are the one party that has said virtually nothing about what they would do with the powers that are on the way," he said.

To make matters worse, the overhead ratios that have long been reported by Charity Navigator say virtually nothing about what charities are achieving.