Sentence examples for almost every resident from inspiring English sources
Almost every resident along the row mentions the view of St. Nicholas Park as an important plus.
The breathless Omani media predict tens of thousands of new jobs, one for almost every resident of Wustah.In this section Will the new centre hold?
But for Phil, his neighbours and almost every resident of the four Ipswich streets Mr Gummer was canvassing, that is part of the problem.
Massachusetts achieved its high coverage rates by mandating in its landmark law that almost every resident have health insurance, and that all but the smallest businesses make some contribution toward their employees' costs.
The law requires that almost every resident have insurance, and to meet that goal, the state subsidizes coverage for those earning up to three times the federal poverty level, or $66,150 for a family of four.
The internment of almost every resident of Mr Prabhakaran's former northern fief, including some 70,000 before this week's flood, provides a relatively mild, yet pressing, example of this.Given that many of these people have grown up under the LTTE, the government obviously must vet them.
On that, she was united with almost every other resident of the town.
And almost every Harlem resident on hand seemed to be sharing his or her thoughts with reporters.
Starting in 2014, almost every legal resident of the United States will be required to carry health insurance or face a tax penalty, with exemptions for financial hardship, religious objections and certain other circumstances.
After paying for heating, the couple's pensions leave them with only 150 yuan a month to live on.Under Chairman Mao, medical expenses and heating bills were paid by the state-owned enterprise (SOE) or government department for which almost every urban resident worked.
Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley on Thursday will ask lawmakers to support a proposal to raise almost every state resident's electric bill for the next 20 years to underwrite a plan for Maryland to generate some of the nation's first offshore wind power.
