He developed the concept of industrial painting at the end of the 1950s, abandoning the limited format of traditional paintings for the virtually one of unlimited rolls of canvas.
In the 1985-92 period, for instance, Harvard admitted children of alumni at a rate more than twice that of non-athlete, non-legacy applicants, despite the fact that, on virtually every one of the school's magical ratings scales, legacies significantly lagged behind their peers.
That's why now, if you look at the health service, virtually every one of the indicators on waiting times and lists is moving in the right direction.
But lower your sights and Minaya, the Montreal Expos' general manager, having virtually completed one of the most remarkable executive feats in baseball history, will be eager to chat with you.
The Ethiopian army has made it increasingly difficult to get into the Ogaden region, virtually one-fifth of the country; even NGOs such as Médecins Sans Frontières have been struggling to provide help there.
Virtually every one of the hundreds of old-growth ponderosa pines on the 15 acres of land where I live near Helena, Montana is dead, and we are surrounded by a valley of dead and dying forest.
During a public service career that spanned more than 40 years, including 12 as our most active and influential First Lady, she fought for virtually every one of the social issues that mattered in her time, and still matter today.
Public Advocate Mark Green, calling state rules that require pharmacies to post their drug prices outdated and virtually useless, said yesterday that a survey by his staff had found the posted prices wrong at virtually every one of the 65 drugstores they visited.
Adding: "I heard of incidents which took place in virtually every one of the BBC premises at which he worked".
It is also a source of aesthetic pleasure, as virtually every one of the 170 objects here demonstrates.
