Sentence examples for almost all uses from inspiring English sources
He held that almost all uses of the initials W.W.F., including the Web address www.wwf.com, belong to the wildlife fund.
The touchscreen is responsive and accurate, although it will only recognise five-points of contact at any one time – more than enough for almost all uses.
The problem is that error is always a possibility, and this concern propelled Russell to minimize the class of cases where we have acquaintance and thus to extending the theory of descriptions to almost all uses of names.
In almost all uses, the synthesis method of the nanomaterials represents one of the most important challenges that will determine the shape, the size distribution, the particle size, the surface chemistry of the particles, and consequently their magnetic properties [36 38].
Typically, unlike almost all uses of game theory in environmental decision contexts, the analysis will require multi-agent (rather than two agent) models.
Almost all use Alitalia, but some flights are on British Airways and Sabena.
O.K., these are a real convenience, but almost all use inferior fats.
Almost all used computers, phones and the like in the hour before they went to bed.
As for individual sectors, almost all use more water indirectly than directly.
There is one essential that we almost all use, and I am constantly amazed at how effective it is.
