Примеры использования Was virtually на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The whole city was virtually locked down.
It was virtually destroyed in a mining accident three weeks ago.
The French state was virtually paralysed.
Africa was virtually bypassed in the competition for foreign direct investment.
Capex spending during the period was virtually zero.
At one time it was virtually everywhere and anywhere.
More recently, Angry Birds online play was virtually impossible.
The country was virtually surrounded by Germany on three fronts.
As a result, the currency was virtually worthless.
This barrier was virtually insurmountable for someone living on the West Coast," Abdullayeva said.
By his death in 1948 he was virtually forgotten.
Their meeting was virtually an inauguration of Russia's G20 Presidency. Please.
By around 1930 development was virtually complete.
The United Nations was virtually marginalized during the crisis around Yugoslavia.
Because of the conditions, offense was virtually nonexistent.
Until 1998, Avranlo was virtually entirely Greek and at one time was heavily-populated.
Since that time the Kiev Military District was virtually liquidated.
The free cash flow of FGC UES was virtually zero while the year-end figure became negative- 1.6 billion rubles.
In 1960, the electronics industry in Taiwan was virtually nonexistent.
As a result, primary education was virtually universal for both boys and girls in urban and rural areas alike.
The level of resources requested for UNMIS was virtually unprecedented.
In early 1945, Miyazaki was virtually undefended, while Ariake, with its nearby goods harbor, was heavily defended.
Because of the Iron Curtain, his work was virtually unknown in Lithuania.
Obtaining permits was virtually impossible, but building without a permit placed the structure at immediate risk of demolition.
After the war, Siping was virtually destroyed.
For example, I was virtually the only student who knew 80% of the theory taught at Audencia and was able to answer theoretical questions without preparation.
The£ 49 million expended was virtually a total loss.
Workers' access to Israel was virtually shut down just prior to and following disengagement, with only 1,304 Gazans able to exit the Strip daily by November 2005.
By 1950 the process was virtually complete.
Mr. Amor, referring to the third sentence, said there were cases where the question of the appropriate language to be used in a particular place was virtually insoluble.