Sentence examples for all in all of from inspiring English sources

All in all, of the 300,000 people who lacked the new IDs the government would require, Adelman found that "a substantial number … will be deterred from voting".

All in all, of course, Hong Kong does a good job in many respects: the transport infrastructure is awesomely efficient; health and education services are good; and on the personal safety front…well, name another city of seven million where a woman can go jogging on her own at night, as I do.

And, all in all, of course, they got the double-whammy of most doctors coming out and saying, "This is probably not the [best choice], better for you to go to Whole Foods if you want to have 10 or 20 great years at the end of your life, rather than limping through the final years".

You may not see food as an addiction, but if you watch the show you will see the humanity, warts and all, in all of us.

"We got to have an all-out, all-in, all-of-the-above strategy that develops every source of American energy -- a strategy that is cleaner and cheaper and full of new jobs," Obama said, speaking at a UPS refueling facility in Las Vegas on Thursday.

All in all, bit of a monster.

The way that Toutpost says it will incentivize people to contribute user-generated reviews is by tapping into the argumentative know-it-all in all of us — by pitting two products against each other (say, a Sony Playstation versus an Xbox) and encouraging people to debate their pros and cons with each other.

All in all, as of 1951 nuclear waste was, in the words of two reports published that month, "a nuisance".

"All in all — lots of adventure," he said of his unexpected departure, at age 47, from the agent's life.

All in all, about half of I.C.U.

All in all 95% of the patients were affected on the skin of the lower extremities.