Sentence examples for whereas virtually from inspiring English sources

So men had to compete to have a chance of reproducing, whereas virtually all women were assured of it.

Whereas virtually all Babylonian accounts are confined to astronomical treatises, those from China and Greece are found in historical and literary works as well.

Whereas virtually every pitch on Fox started with at least one pitcher close-up, regardless of their expressions, ESPN was more eclectic in its shot selection, starting pitch sequences from many angles.

(Consider that, until Sunday, Gallup's national tracking poll showed a tied race — whereas virtually every other state and national pollster has produced numbers consistent with Mr. Obama holding at least a small lead).

It was the younger kids who were more likely to agree with the statement "It's silly when people love animals as much as they love people," whereas virtually none of the teenagers believed it was silly.

Mrs. Bush is surely right that some advocates of stem cell research leave the impression that cures may be just around the corner, whereas virtually all experts agree it will be a long, hard slog, with success by no means guaranteed.

Whereas girls showed virtually no change across time in withdrawal, boys showed a quadratic trend with initial increases followed by later decreases.

Plant mitochondria regularly fuse [ 60, 61], promoting recombination between parental mitochondrial genomes in the case of somatic hybrid plants generated by protoplast fusion, whereas chloroplasts virtually never fuse under similar conditions [ 62, 63].

The signals of protons 7 and 8 of the hydrophilic block of polymer (M1) 133 - b- M4) 93 are well visib- M4nd resolved in chloroform, wherearethey virtually disappear in acetone.

A possible explanation for this paradox was revealed by the observation that in IPF lungs the enzyme is expressed primarily by epithelial cells whereas is virtually absent in the fibroblastic foci where the interstitial collagens are being secreted [ 26, 27].

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.