Most households own at least one car.
In 1926, Coco Chanel revolutionized fashion with the introduction of a little black day dress in crepe de Chine, an idea that proved so culturally pervasive that today most women own at least one L.B.D. and the term itself has entered the lexicon as a metaphor for utilitarian chic.
I'm betting most of us own at least one pair of jeans, and most likely there is a chambray shirt or a denim jacket lurking at the back of your wardrobe too.
The baby boomers are thus the first generation in Sweden to have grown up with the self-evident fact of most households owning at least one car.
With most companies owning at least 100 TB of data stored and with 18.6 billion network connections estimated to exist now [2], resource allocation efficiency has never been so important.
Most hobbyist drivers own at least one car devoted solely to track driving, and most are C-level businesspeople and entrepreneurs; $90,000 cars and $300 track fees aren't an obstacle for them in the first place.
Most rodeo cowboys own at least three hats.
Weapons are easy to come by, he says, since most Andar homes own at least one.
Most Iraqi households own at least one gun, so there has been no particular run on armaments.
Companies in the latter two categories believed that most consumers would own at least one set of instrument controllers by 2010, which would increase the importance of software and downloadable content sales.
