"Outside of getting a budget done in a timely way, there was virtually nothing accomplished here," said Assemblyman John J. Faso of Kinderhook, the Republican minority leader.
Armed with this interpretation of why politicians succeed, Feldman makes bizarrely grandiose claims about what the proper word can accomplish: it would be "virtually impossible," he says, "for even an expert in presidential rhetoric to not be persuaded" by Harry Truman's arguments against Communism — because of the way Truman deployed the word "enemy".
It can be virtually anything.
It should be virtually immobile.
This is not a strategy but a fantasy — a compromise designed to give a little something to everyone, that is virtually guaranteed to accomplish nothing.
These three steps, traveling, catalogs, and reviews, are the vital elements in the machinery of book distribution, which it is virtually impossible to accomplish without the professional work of a publisher.
The question, of course, is why mere vocalization of Amida's Name should hold the power to bring about birth into a buddha-field and eventual enlightenment, which in our present condition are virtually impossible to accomplish, even through the achievement of extensive learning, deep meditative states, heroic discipline, and compassionate action.
The private sector was not included in this study as appropriate sampling would have been virtually impossible to accomplish.
But it left virtually all decisions about how this was to be accomplished to future negotiations.
He later stated that there was no way to test out each item and each way they interact with another item, as it was virtually impossible for them to accomplish this, using an example of an airplane being frozen, brought back in time, placing an old man on top of it, bringing it back to present time, and setting it on fire.
These women know trying to accomplish everything alone is virtually impossible.
