英語 での Virtually no の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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There is virtually no opportunity for reuse, and it is almost impossible to impose standards.
In Iraq, there is virtually no information about the fate of the huge US military bases, so they are presumably being maintained for force projection.
There are virtually no guns in Japan, and there is virtually no homicide.
Virtually no one on planet earth in the world of politics or the world of religion has ever had the answer or solution.
Most people to whom I have spoken have never seen yabusume and virtually no one has tried it.
This period saw Iran become even more isolated, with virtually no allies.
But as with all utilitarian theories, there is virtually no“ethical” consideration given to the“means used” to achieve this eugenics agenda.
Because large amounts of RDF are burned at high temperatures, virtually no dioxins are generated.
The Pennsylvania crash, like the Pentagon explosion, also yielded virtually no recognizable plane parts at the crash site.
Located right next to the existing Bang Pa-in plant, it requires virtually no indirect labor.
Opera Mail to Outlook Transfer is a reliable and simple way to complete MBS to PST conversion in virtually no time and effort either from integral or damaged mailboxes.
Some astronomers outside the field push the idea that periodic asteroid strikes caused each of the planet's other four mass extinctions, but this hypothesis has virtually no support in the fossil record.
In the United States, the Clean Air Act(1970) did not address airborne fluorides at all, so we have virtually no data for evaluating exposures from this source.
The defense ministry said the nearest residential area is more than 2 km away from the THAAD base, and that the noise will have virtually no impact on the community there.
Usually, when items are stolen, there is virtually no way to find the culprit, much less get repaid or have the item returned.
But for patients with low-risk colon cancer, who accounted for about 60% of patients in the trials, at 3 years there was virtually no difference in disease-free survival: 83.1% versus 83.3%.
The old alkali analyzer originally started in 2002, had been providing good service with virtually no problems, but concerns over the mechanical reliability after 15 years in service.
There are also virtually no books written exclusively for youth and teens, and specialist resources are needed to reach the millions suffering from drug addiction.
The FDA offers us virtually no enforcement in this area, depending almost entirely on companies to declare their own chemicals are safe rather than requiring actual safety testing to be conducted.
There are virtually no systems in place at this moment to support these people, so our organizations are trying to fill the gap on a voluntary basis," he added.