As social media usage surges, the survey found so has incivility with 78percentt of 2,698 people reporting an increase in rudeness online with people having no qualms about being less polite virtually than in person.
But the U.S., according to Bok, does "less than virtually any other advanced industrial nation to cushion the shock of unemployment".
The performance of Ronald Howard in the early TV series "Sherlock Holmes" (1954-55) is, though less vigorous, virtually actionable in its similarity to Rathbone's.
Popcorn sees this expressed in consumers buying less in virtually every product category - 90percentt of females recently surveyed and 79percentt of males are just purchasing less stuff.
India and Pakistan, with little experience and less contact, have virtually nothing to guide them in a crisis but mistrust and paranoia.
"The thing you have to realise is that Scotland is more or less ubiquitously Scottish – virtually nobody denies it," said Professor John Curtice, the president of the British Polling Council.
The geodesic dome is a prime example of "ephemeralization"; it can enclose more space with less material than virtually any other structure.
Callow observes: "It is notable that until the day he died, Welles behaved more or less badly on virtually every film he did not direct".
Writing well about sexual intercourse is not easy, and it has got more, not less, difficult as virtually all legal restraint on the explicit description of sexual acts in literature ceased in most western democracies from the 1960s onwards.
While other states have shuttered psychiatric hospitals and sharply reduced the number of beds in an effort over the decades to place mentally ill patients in less restrictive environments, virtually all have kept at least one open, according to the National Association of State Mental Health Program Directors Research Institute.
