Looking back, the Times entered into an ill-conceived agreement for a Murdoch book that provided virtually no hard evidence of Clinton wrongdoing.
With virtually no hard knowledge, U.S. counter-terrorism officials said they assumed bin Laden was hiding in the mountainous, lawless Afghan-Pakistan border region.
Early this year virtually every hard working American was outraged when some big financial institutions paid million dollar bonuses to executives who seemed responsible for bankrupting their firms and wrecking the economy.
Nielsen adds that he would like as much as anyone to uncover unambiguous evidence that cougars are repopulating places like New York or New Jersey or Connecticut, but that, beyond a handful of very rare and unusual confirmations — and Florida's struggling population of about 100 cats — there is virtually no hard evidence that mountain lions are re-colonizing the Eastern United States.
"With what I went through the last two months, I thought it was virtually impossible, harder than winning the first gold medal," said Gardner, who wrestled through a wrist injury.
"After decades of hard, virtually unpaid work, in 2009 and 2010 the business finally picked up.
If the Katangans backed him, the province could become virtually independent and hard for the rebels to take.
It would exist virtually, inside the hard drive of a Silicon Graphics workstation and the brain cells of its viewers.
It's why AC/DC have always been a cut above virtually all other hard rock groups, and why the wider world has come to the belated recognition of the fact that they really are one of the greatest bands ever, not just a caricature of adolescent male sexuality.
I managed nearly four years in an office but found it hard—I virtually stopped sleeping, meaning days at my desk felt as though I was on acid so I decided to go freelance.
I managed nearly four years in an office but found it hard – I virtually stopped sleeping, meaning days at my desk felt as though I was on acid – so I decided to go freelance.
