Sentence examples for almost all held from inspiring English sources

This means that the highest positions in INGOs are almost all held by foreigners from the country in which the INGO is headquartered.

In part because their yield is quite low by world standards, Japanese bonds are almost all held within the country -- just 5percentt are in foreign hands -- so there is little risk that large amounts of capital will flee offshore, destabilizing the economy.

"The Fed tripled money supply in the last four years, almost all held by banks in excess reserves.

The rest are almost all held in the National Palace Museum in Taipei and the Nanjing Museum.

But the surviving magazines have almost all held steady in circulation, and their combined advertising pages dropped 6.7percentt last year, compared with 11.7percentt industrywide.

It is obvious that gold has been a stellar performer in almost all holding periods for most currencies.

Almost all have been held without charge, without access to lawyers, and without the right (until the Supreme Court's ruling last June) to challenge their indefinite detention before the American courts.

The student keynoters who almost all have difficulty holding back tears come from around the world, and might well never be in the same room together in almost any other country, yet are here in a local community center with their children, parents, and husbands.

Almost all interviewees held one other part-time job as a nurse in a hospital or General Practice clinic.

But almost all employers held onto their insurance, by shifting more costs to workers.

Why? They're almost all privately held — except for the private prison companies.