There is virtually no pause between plays, and virtually no opportunity to process what has just transpired.
The legal documentation has developed over many years so there is virtually no opportunity to change it.
In Saudi Arabia not only is there virtually no opportunity to talk to a Saudi woman, even if you did you'd see no more than her eyes, and possibly not even those.
Unlike wealthy Americans or corporate lobbyists, the poorest Americans have virtually no opportunity to speak with their senators or members of Congress about their plight.
There's virtually no opportunity for workers to save for the future, Ross says, and "this is an historic time bomb that will make the unfunded [government] pension crisis look small in the next decade".
And the real kicker is that -- despite these any many other consequences -- there has been virtually no opportunity for public discussion of the trade pact, as no draft text has been publicly revealed.
Each calorimeter contained a bed, toilet, sink, treadmill, television, and personal computer, and since there was little room leftover, subjects had virtually no opportunity to move around, except to use the toilet.
In her book, The Feminine Mystique, Friedan articulated the frustration of women whose lives gave them virtually no independence, creativity, or opportunity, and who were expected to feel grateful about it.
On the tarmac of Osvaldo Vieira, the international airport of the West African coastal country of Guinea-Bissau, sits a once-elegant Gulfstream jet, which in the normal course of events would have no reason to land in a country with no business opportunities and virtually no economy.
He received no education, was provided no reading materials, drawing or writing materials, was offered no recreational opportunities, and had virtually no interaction with his peers -- except to the extent that he could yell to similarly isolated juveniles through vents in their cells.
