Sentence examples for almost all spheres from inspiring English sources

The prejudice turns up in almost all spheres of life, from the classroom to the office to the streets.

Since its population, of 170m or so, and its economy are both by far the biggest in Africa, it has a huge influence in almost all spheres.

On the contrary, the 'War on Terror' that has resulted out of this external pressure has led to the securitization of almost all spheres of international migration.

The continuous creation and exchange of information in a globalized world have come to affect almost all spheres of an individual's life, making the related skills indispensable for contemporary education (Fraillon et al. 2014, p. 3).

Especially, with its combination of deep and thorough thinking and hands-on approaches, the Futures Clinique holds big potentials to be applied for low-threshold futures learning which is becoming increasingly important in almost all spheres of human activity.

In most parts of the globe, especially the developed nations, computers are used in almost all spheres of life [ 4].

After the parasite MSX (for multinucleated sphere unknown) killed almost all the oyster of Delaware Bay in 1957, Dr. Haskin helped guide the industry to recovery, but in 1990, another parasite, Dermo, again wiped out large numbers of oysters.

As long as there is an impasse in almost any sphere, the government and the coalition survive — and that is Netanyahu's main goal".

As Mr. Meunier put it, "You may have countries that say, why should we who are poorer do anything?" The Bush administration's rejection of the protocol last March caused an outcry in Europe and came to be seen here as another example of America's refusal to limit its options in almost any sphere.

The particle shape was almost a sphere confirmed by transmission electron microscope.

According to the TEM image, the particle size was around 9 nm, and particle shape was almost a sphere.