Sentence examples for almost all hearing from inspiring English sources

Almost all hearing aids used today are digital; sound goes into a microphone and is digitally processed by a chip, amplified, then sent to the ear.

Similarly, a low percentage were familiar with the Dietary Guidelines for Americans, but almost half were aware of the 5-A-Day program and almost all had heard of the Food Guide Pyramid.

Overall, about half of women spontaneously mentioned urine pregnancy testing as a way for a woman to detect a pregnancy, but almost all had heard of urine pregnancy testing when asked directly (Table 1).

This sample was not very erudite although almost all have heard about CVDs (96.1%), with overall low levels of knowledge of the CVDs' main risk factors and preventive actions.

Like almost all the music heard in the film, it was a product of the vibrant pop music scene that flourished in Cambodia during the ill-fated reign of Prince Norodom Sihanouk.

"The comment that one hears almost all the time is that New Yorkers, for the most part, don't really like to be in Times Square," said Craig Dykers, the principal architect at Snohetta.

However, almost all the problems you hear about are, at best, greatly exaggerated.

Because almost all the jurors that heard Mumia's case were white, they believed the testimony of the police.

I've heard that almost all the people crowding around the big art openings barely look at the work on display and are just there to hobnob.

Almost all, 97% of mothers have heard about immunization.

Almost all caretakers heard about NID.