Although virtually none of these ladies work, they embody the ruthless competitive spirit of entrepreneurial capitalism.
Although virtually intact and absolutely genuine, it has all the deadness of a latter-day reproduction.
Although virtually unknown to modern readers, the Battle of Wildcat Mountain was a very important part of the early war.
Although virtually free of antique motifs, Pacher's painting demonstrates the growing fascination of Italian Renaissance art for northern artists.
Although virtually unknown to consumers, the information has long been considered the most potent weapon in pharmaceutical sales — computerized dossiers showing which physicians are prescribing what drugs.
"Although virtually no medical care was available on weekends," an investigator said in an affidavit, "Lawrence Friedman brought in entertainment and began to serve special foods such as herring, borscht and gefilte fish to entice the Russians to attend".
Although virtually every track on their debut album has a justifiable claim to be included here, this non-album 1977 single is the high watermark of the Clash's punk period.
Although virtually all the state bills proposed in past years failed, the North Dakota bill has made headway precisely because its main backers are some of the state's own farmers, not the usual biotechnology opponents.
Although virtually every Turkish city has its own team, the majority of Turks support one of the nation's "big three" — Galatasaray, Fenerbahçe, and Beşiktaş — all of which are based in Istanbul.
Although virtually all of the 1,000 biggest merchants meet those requirements, far fewer than 60 percent of the millions of mom-and-pop retailers and online merchants do, according to Visa data.
Although virtually in sole control administratively and fiscally over the land granted to him, he nevertheless had to pay a small percentage of the revenue to the ruler and maintain a specified body of troops for him.
