A third pillar in the fight against the malaria vector, larval source management (LSM), has virtually not been used in Africa since the ban of DDT in the 1960s.
As officials in both Washington and Sanaa repeatedly reminded me, Yemen is not Egypt: it has virtually no middle class, a weak civil society, a marginal intelligentsia, and no public institutions that operate independently of Saleh.
By virtually any measure, it has not been a good year to be furry in Jersey.
But being in charge of the constitution at the Cabinet Office, when the government's constitutional reform programme has virtually evaporated, is not a move to boast about.
Three other poor houses were virtually deserted, with one leader apiece, although it has not always been thus.
Clarke eventually decided not to reclassify cannabis but ordered a review of the whole system - which had been virtually completed but had not been published when he quit the cabinet in May.
Virtually, nothing here has not been heard more lucidly and to more potent or poetic effect.
In each case where China has not been held accountable, it virtually guarantees the next.
He was selected in spite of the fact that he was considered a "calculated risk". He would not have been chosen had he not been considered virtually indispensable to the atomic bomb program.
The problem is that, although ITV's CITV screens Horrid Henry and Channel 5 has the Peppa Pig brand in its Milkshake! children's output, the commissioning of new original British children's shows by any British broadcaster other than the BBC has virtually ended because it is not commercially attractive.
"With few exceptions, this computer has not been turned off, running virtually nonstop". Keeping the Amiga running has become expensive and energy-inefficient, said Helmholdt.
