The installation, he said, was supposed to be virtually invisible to one approaching the baptistry from its south side.
On Wall Street, Treasuries function like a currency, and investors often use these bonds, which are supposed to be virtually fail-proof, as security deposits in their trading in the markets.
Sonim's XP1 is supposed to be virtually indestructible, and although it's put up with quite a lot of hammer blows, Sonim felt they could confidently state that the thing could take a 22-caliber bullet.
Sometimes, those foster parents decide they want to adopt the foster child even though the law is supposed to prevent virtually all such non-Native adoptions.
How, exactly, would you have convinced Sadr to allow American troops to stay, or how else could you have gotten the Iraqi parliament to agree to such a thing?" To answer these questions is to admit the reality of democracy in Iraq -- our supposed final goal, that virtually every Republican seems to have forgotten about.
Numa was supposed to have created virtually all of Rome's religious institutions and practices.
According to Durkheim, totemism was fundamentally significant (he wrongly supposed it to be virtually universal), and in this he shared the view of some other 19th-century savants, notably Salomon Reinach (1858 1932) and Robertson Smith (1846 94), not to mention Sigmund Freud (1856 1939).
The effect was as powerful as LaCour's supposed results: The canvassing technique virtually erased the transgender prejudices of about one in 10 people, and the change lasted at least 3 months.
I suppose that describes virtually any company founded since the dot com bust, but what's interesting is that it also characterizes some of the most successful companies in history, some that trace their roots back more than a century.
There is absolutely no guarantee of benefit and that's supposed to be stated on virtually all consent forms".
