Sentence examples for almost all orders from inspiring English sources

"We've been working hard to put things right and by the end of Mother's Day almost all orders have been delivered.

Almost all orders were less abundant in palms, and most families and species were either absent or virtually absent in palm habitat.

The effects of burn treatment and seasonal replicate were highly significant for all arthropods together, and for almost all orders (Figure 1).

Almost all orders of nematodes could be found in all soils, however, there was a noticeable variation in the relative composition of nematode groups among the individual soils from 22 agricultural fields.

Or you can ditch almost all the condiments and order your pylsur "Clinton style," the way our former president did when he visited in 2005.

In architecture the Corinthian order marks almost all the monuments, but the influence of Mesopotamia and Iran is also clearly evident.

I was in the third row with my camera, and I managed to catch almost all the musical numbers in order to share it with comedy lovers who missed it (and I'll be doing that for whatever else I attend over the weekend).

There is no clear canonical gene order within the Firmicutes, since the three genes cluster in almost all possible orders.

Combes succeeded Waldeck-Rousseau as premier in 1902 and agreed to laws exiling almost all religious orders from France and dismantling major aspects of the church's public functions, especially in education.

Hydrogenotrophic methanogenesis from H2 and CO2 is found in almost all methanogenic orders with the exception of the Methanomassiliicoccales. Due to its broad distribution it is postulated that this type of methanogenesis is the ancestral form of methane production (Bapteste et al. 2005).

Numerous species from almost all insect orders have evolved the ability to sequester chemicals (Duffey, 1980; Nishida, 2002; Opitz and Muller, 2009).