They showed their political clout in the Eighties: a quarter of Margaret Thatcher's Cabinet were Scots, while the Labour opposition under John Smith was virtually based in Scotland.
One person's view of poverty may have been shaped virtually, based solely upon heartbreaking images from infomercials, scenes from movies or documentaries.
I have an incredible trainer, Trevor Gibbs at Health Behaviors, who sets my workout plan virtually based on my natural elements, no matter where I am in the world!
"Each day, the N.C.T.C. receives literally thousands of tips from around the world," Leiter said, and puts more than three hundred and fifty people on the terrorist watch list, "virtually all based on far more damning evidence than that associated with Mr. Abdulmutallab".
Virtually Better, based in Atlanta, Georgia, is arguably the world leader in therapeutic software, with a range of virtual environments (viewed using head-mounted displays) to treat problems as diverse as crack addiction, fear of storms and eating disorders.
1), Tara Parker-Pope implied that obesity is virtually incurable based on the observation that eating calorie-restricted diets (less than 1,200 or 1,500 calories a day) doesn't cure it.
Virtually nobody, based on my conversations with women from across the country.
Five compounds that constitute COREXIT, a negative control (17β-estradiol), and a positive control (Rosi) were assessed and virtually synthesized based on liquid state parameters at pH 7.4.
With global gender parity in education status now virtually assured based on MDG trends, paternal education is likely to play a critical role in efforts to improve childhood immunisation.
"In the series," Levi explains, "patients paid 400 shekels - approximately $100 - which is quite high in Israel, so automatically almost every therapist raised his rate!" Though the two American seasons are based virtually exactly on the two Israeli seasons, Levi - who directed a couple of episodes in the second US series - found that there were some intriguing cultural adjustments to be made.
In the history of democracies, there are numerous instances of authoritarian "strongmen" rising to power, and virtually all have based their appeal on a promise to restore order.
