Virtually once a month, a marketing firm releases a report summarising responses to a set of well-worn questions: what sustainability issues do consumers care about?
It's my belief that those delicate, aromatic whole spices are virtually unusable after a month.
But the school wants the money now because at 9m% inflation it is virtually worthless in a month.
Depending on the family's income, childcare costs from virtually nothing to around €500 a month for the most well-off.
Virtually overnight, Mar-a-Lago, Mr. Trump's members-only Palm Beach, Fla., club, has been transformed into the part-time capital of American government, a so-called winter White House where Mr. Trump has entertained a foreign head of state, health care industry executives and other presidential guests.
It is also known for its policemen lost in the Grozny attack, on March 2. The western city of Pskov is now famous for its paratroop company, which was virtually annihilated during a Feb. 29 battle in the Chechen mountains.
OCC virtually gave away a Dec. 2 tournament game in double-overtime against Barstow when a Pirates player mistakenly fouled intentionally in the final seconds of a tie game, erroneously thinking her team was trailing at the time.
Francis B. Olsen, senior vice president of HIP Insurance in New York, said his company was now charging $40.70 a month for "virtually the same coverage" that would cost $9.50 a month next year.
These peer groups, which function "almost like a board of advisors," consist of eight to ten like-minded business leaders who meet virtually for 90 minutes once a month.
The corporate bond market has been virtually shut down for over a month.
But as long as multiple well-funded players are willing to lose money at $10 a month, it virtually guarantees that no one will make money in the near future.
