The new car's dimensions are virtually unchanged — meaning the package is wonderful for one or two people who can use the back seat for cargo.
After one year, recovery rates virtually stagnate, meaning that if no recovery has taken place within 12 months the probability to develop a chronic course of depression- as defined in the DSM-IV increases substantially [ 3].
Currently, a federally required recall is a lengthy and cumbersome process, meaning virtually all recalls are voluntary actions by the carmakers.
Additional NATO troops and the added American forces will be deployed with Afghan security forces to the high-risk areas, he said, meaning virtually everywhere south of the capital, Kabul, in a country of mountains and deserts.
Mark Zandi, the chief economist for Moody's Economy.com and an occasional White House adviser, told Congress on Thursday that the total kick from stimulus was just shy of 3.5%, meaning virtually all growth came from the government.
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.
21 22 Furthermore, the participation of all the laboratories serving the area in the study, meaning virtually 100% of the laboratory tests performed in the Auckland metropolitan area, was included.
Many are virtually monogenic in effect, meaning that the trait in question is almost entirely governed by the single gene/mutation in question.
OVER the last decade, the term "guilty pleasure" has lost virtually all meaning.
