Norway, Sweden and Finland, for example, have won virtually all the gold medals for cross country skiing since 1924.
The Klinsmann project was supposed to be about integrating the US with the best of international practices, and of course the coach ruffled plenty of feathers when he pointed out that virtually all the examples of best practice he was interested in were to be found in Europe.
The loss of endosymbiont mitochondria in virtually all known examples of secondary and tertiary endosymbiotic events suggests retaining two mitochondria is either unnecessary or even deleterious.
This distinguishes postcard collecting from other forms of collecting -- e.g. stamps or sports cards -- in which virtually all existing examples are known, catalogued and priced.
Unfortunately for private collectors, virtually all the prime examples by these Abstract Expressionist masters are in, or promised to, museums.
"Virtually all" because, for example, the Deutch Proposal exempts CO2 emissions from energy use by farm equipment and from US territories.
Unsurprisingly, virtually all the bona fide examples of biological altruism in the living world involve donors and recipients that are con-specifics.
In keeping with the emphasis on practical application, virtually all of my Storycraft examples are from published work, and many of them are from stories I had a hand in bringing to publication.
For example, virtually all health benefits are excluded.
In Glacier National Park, for example, virtually all of the whitebark pines are gone.
