Examples of using Been virtually in English and their translations into French
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Livestock has been virtually decimated by repeated droughts in the late 1990s.
Furthermore, operator influence has been virtually eliminated and the employees are not even needed for the measuring process, i. e.
Since the 1940s, house rents have been virtually frozen, which to a great extent has helped to contain the living expenditure of the lower income groups.
As a result, endemic goitre had been virtually eradicated with the iodization of cooking salt.
which by 20 April had been virtually destroyed.
disintermediation has been most extensive in France, whereas it has been virtually non-existent in Spain.
iodine deficiency disorders have been virtually eliminated.
iodine deficiency has been virtually eliminated.
Interviewing police sources has been virtually impossible since the Garda Siochana Act of 2005,
Delegations have been virtually unanimous in condemning the present stalemate in the Conference on Disarmament.
Ozone-depleting substances have been virtually eliminated since 1990, and the ozone layer
Turbo lag has also been virtually eliminated by cutting overall masses
Most R& D institutes have been virtually cut off from the international science community because of lack of funding for science journals,
II had been virtually completely eliminated.
For the past few months Britain had been virtually leaderless, although Devonshire had remained formally Prime Minister,
democratic government in Europe had been virtually destroyed, the Allied governments gave considerable weight to the economic dimension in their priorities for the post-war order.
By midsummer, the press had been virtually closed down by the judiciary,
Uganda's infrastructure had been virtually destroyed by several decades of war
peoples' level of wellbeing had been virtually static for some time, according to polls.
a captured German officer remarked that his"battalion had been virtually wiped out" during twelve hours of fighting.