Sentence examples for almost all institutions from inspiring English sources

An era of amalgamation and expansion ensued, affecting almost all institutions.

Corruption is the poison that taints almost all institutions capable of making Nigeria work well.

The president controls almost all institutions in Belarus, including the news media, schools and universities, and much of the economy.

Mr Jonathan called the claim "spurious" and tried to sack the governor, who refused to go.Corruption poisons almost all institutions capable of making Nigeria work well.

Had the UK looked to previous Australian experience they would have known that the outcome would be that almost all institutions would charge the cap.

But almost all institutions now have some form of digital security, and its creation underlines the patience usually needed to go after a physical target.

The inquiry is to examine the conduct of almost all the major institutions in public life - including Parliament, the police, political parties, churches and schools - and how they responded to allegations of child sexual abuse.

Quicken Loans draws clients from its Web site, other online partners and real-estate broker referrals; like branch-office mortgage lenders, it packages and sells off to pension funds and other institutions almost all the loans it makes.

Eighty years later, SAB is a major institution, supplying almost all the dancers for New York City Ballet (as well as other companies).

"To permit the presence of public tax support to impose limitations on academic freedom would imperil at almost all postsecondary institutions the freedom to follow ideas to their conclusion and invite into the institution a wide range of perspectives for consideration and debate," the report said.

The bank was not the only one to take a hit; the share prices of almost all financial institutions subject to the Fed's stress test fell as well.