Sentence examples for work has virtually from inspiring English sources

Infrastructure work has virtually stopped.

Apart from a notable production in Munich in 1967, the work has virtually disappeared.

Cavafy is the only modern Greek poet who is so well-known that his work has virtually become part of English, indeed of European, literature.

She'd done all the hard work, had virtually the whole court to aim into, and sent it into row Z. Azarenka then feasts on a short ball to break to 15.

Kobach said last week the commission's work had virtually stopped because of several lawsuits alleging the panel is violating different transparency and privacy requirements.

Once you think you're going to be a star, then you're not--it's a rude awakening". Stage and film work had virtually dried up for Stricklyn by 1973, when publicist John Springer asked him to head up his West Coast office.

This is partly because there are far fewer jobs to put people into, and partly because the conveyor belt of people moving off incapacity benefit (employment and support allowance) and into the work programme has virtually ground to a halt.

Today's work atmosphere has virtually everyone huddled over a desktop or other PC on an almost daily basis so the object is to have less, rather than more, of that in our lives.

Since then, the working class has virtually collapsed, and it finds itself in a position of chronic insecurity".

As shown in previous work and this study, deoxyartemisinin has virtually no inhibitory effect on Plasmodium falciparum (Figure 2C).

Industrial agricultural has made our food supply entirely dependent on fossil fuels and, by substituting technological "solutions" for human work and care, has virtually destroyed the cultures of husbandry (imperfect as they may have been) once indigenous to family farms and farming neighborhoods.