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Meanings of virtual standstill in English

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Usage of virtual standstill in English
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The pandemic has also brought the sports world to a virtual standstill.
Reuters
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The Federal Reserve and most Banking transactions come to a virtual standstill.
Terminal Compromise
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It has been at a virtual standstill since the start of the 2000s.
The Guardian
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Inexplicably, the breezes dwindled to a virtual standstill, leaving them in complete silence.
Climbing Magazine
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But it brought India's cash economy to a virtual standstill.
The Guardian
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Capex is rapidly increasing after a virtual standstill in the first half of 2009.
Reuters
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The airport is open, but at a virtual standstill.
The Irish Times
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The traffic on Islington High Street was heavy and, as usual, at a virtual standstill.
The World According to Bob
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Four million people were displaced during the conflict, bringing the agricultural sector to a virtual standstill.
Reuters
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EMTs were dutifully dispatched, even though traffic all over the island was at a virtual standstill.
The strain
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But with travel at a virtual standstill, airlines have warned they may need to shrink come October.
Reuters
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Sales in the Albany Group development had been at a virtual standstill for more than 18 months.
The Irish Times
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This is affecting my business." "Without water, our lives have come to a virtual standstill.
Reuters
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With housing sales at a virtual standstill, the banks are said to be watching the situation very carefully.
Reuters
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The drivers kept moving, so technically no crime was committed, but it brought Tallinn to a virtual standstill.
The Guardian
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With the borders shut and immigration at a virtual standstill, population growth will be significantly affected, he says.
Radio NZ
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