Gerald Rothstein added: "Smaller planes have been substituted for larger ones on virtually all routes.
If, for some reason, one insists on diagnosing any DSM-IV depressive or anxiety disorder, one virtually has to investigate every patient in a situation where the prior probability of being a case is as high as 61%.
For one, virtually every reputable climate scientist in the world agrees we are currently on the brink of a human-caused climate catastrophe.
He has one virtually invisible tattoo and says he has never done drugs.
Money spotted one virtually unworn designer dress reduced to £250 from its original £1,800.
Money is no concern at one, virtually nil at the other.
We are deluged with dull cabernets and merlots, one virtually indistinguishable from another, but somehow, zinfandel seems to cling to its individuality.
Florian Gallenberger's "John Rabe," an award-winner in Germany, is not a great film, but it tells an affecting story of the Second World War, and one virtually unknown in America.
Which reminds me: there's no Oscar for best trailer — and the profession of movie critic makes it difficult to award one virtually, because we see so many movies in press screenings, where there are no trailers.
The concert was the kind of recital that New Yorkers have been lucky enough to see regularly at JVC festivals over the last decade, and one virtually unmarred by the technical problems that have disturbed Mr. Gilberto at previous shows.
Much to Google and HTC's chagrin, an apparent shipping issue has left the handset with the Snapdragon 835 — it's still a premium chip, but it's the same one virtually every flagship has offered in the past year.
