Talk about one-year sensations.
As with any year, it was possible for a stock to go from very valuable to virtually worthless in one year -- if it turned out that there was massive fraud.
Yet, the outcome was quite eye-opening, and the results were virtually identical from one year to the next.
Nasdaq's dream was to set up shop on its own, but a thicket of regulatory requirements made that virtually impossible within the one year its backers gave themselves.
Today, Microsoft and the Justice Department, which had been fierce courtroom adversaries for years during the Clinton administration, spoke with virtually one voice on most issues.
In the Western US, fires can be widespread in a state one year and virtually absent the next (e.g., [13]).
In the Western US, fires can be widespread in a state one year and virtually absent the next (e.g., [ 13]).
There has been virtually no gloating or grandstanding since Judge Peter C. Dorsey sentenced Mr. Rowland on March 18 to one year and a day in federal prison.
In one year, there were virtually no housing sales in all of Chicago.
Chen paid $15.9 million, a hefty sum considering that, only one year earlier, a virtually identical penthouse just one floor lower sold for nearly $2 million less than that.
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].
