Sentence examples for almost all the changes from inspiring English sources

Mr. Berman voted against almost all the changes.

Bishop politely declined almost all the changes, and was vindicated when "Roosters" was singled out in reviews of "North & South".

Perhaps the last big prize left for investors is PKO Bank Polski, Poland's largest bank, which is still being groomed for privatisation.The new EU members have already put in place almost all the changes needed to bring their legal and regulatory environments into line with the union's standards.

And these seven changes occurred in different orders in the two groups.That is slightly surprising, especially since the researchers were able to show that almost all the changes in both populations conferred some benefits.

There's plenty left to examine, however, as everything from notifications, to Safari, to Spotlight and everything in between has changed with this release, and almost all the changes represent a major step up from what came before.

Previous studies demonstrated that almost all the changes induced by ET-1 in the cardiomyocyte transcriptome at 1 h (470 RNAs, n = 8) represent immediate early genes [ 21].

As in Figure 3 almost all the evolutionary changes occur in HA1 1 300, and this is the region discussed here in detail (see Figure 3).

Announcing that Labor would oppose almost all the government's proposed changes, the Labor leader, Bill Shorten, said they were "unfair".

Almost all the buildings in downtown Austin changed hands in the early 1990's, at prices then below $116 a square foot.

But the dynamic nature of those ideas -- the energy that percolates through those incisive questions about power -- give almost all the characters great scope for change.

These 37 metabolites are plotted in Figure 5c and 10 of them (ranked by ID) are listed in Table 1. Figure 5c demonstrates that SMLR is quite efficient to cover almost all the metabolites with large fold change and small standard derivation.