Sentence examples for almost every sixth from inspiring English sources

In our study, almost every sixth physician stated that performance reports had had an impact either in a positive (15.0%) or negative (14.9%) direction.

More specifically, almost every sixth physician stated that NHQRS had had an impact either in a positive or negative direction (15.0% vs. 14.9%).

In fact, almost every sixth or seventh person I meet in Shunglipora rolls up his sleeve or hitches up his trousers or offers to remove his shirt to show me the scars, the burnt flesh, the bent bone, or the missing fingers or just launches into stories of dead relatives or neighbours. .

In fact, almost every sixth or seventh person I meet in Shunglipora rolls up his sleeve or hitches up his trousers or offers to remove his shirt to show me the scars, the burnt flesh, the bent bone or the missing fingers – or just launches into their stories of dead relatives or neighbours. .

Almost every sixth person declared no pain complaints (n=18; 15.4% [13 women: 13.5% and five men: 23.8%]).

LinkedIn has more than 37 million members and says it is adding a new one almost every second.

Travis Hamonic was penalized for tripping Richards with 2 minutes 4 seconds left in overtime, and the Rangers needed almost every second to score on the power play.

To complicate matters, the house needed extensive renovations, and he's spent almost every second that he hasn't been at work over the last four years doing construction.

And city officials were hard pressed to demonstrate that any particular policy change caused the leap in scores in almost every seventh grade across the city.

There's a grid of pretty shopping streets where almost every second address offers something tasty to eat or drink; the sea glimmers and above, Monte Brazil – the remnants of a volcano – is an essay in green.

Of Frankfurt's more than 600,000 residents, almost every third person living here does not hold a German passport, and many of the most isolated are women like Mrs. Tahir.