Sentence examples for almost one in every from inspiring English sources

In the SEC's most recent fiscal year, which ended on September 30, 2016, almost one in every five enforcement actions was against an investment adviser.

"The fact that Mozambique has one of the highest rates of child marriage in the world, affecting almost one in every two girls, is an affront to human rights on a massive scale.

A recent policy brief on child marriage in Mozambique states, "The fact that Mozambique has one of the highest rates of child marriage in the world, affecting almost one in every two girls, is an affront to human rights on a massive scale".

That is almost one in every 230 Americans.

Second place actually belongs to Colombia, with almost one in every twenty MLS players (4.7%).

Almost one in every five smartphones now sold in the UK is Android.

After Operation Cast Lead, a study by the Gaza community mental health programme (GCMHP) found that 75% of children over the age of six were suffering from one or more symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder, with almost one in 10 ticking off every criterion.

"We must address the fact that almost one in nine Americans move every year, their voter registration often does not move with them," said Perez.

That's almost one in six Kentuckians.

That's almost one in 25 users.

"We can do better," was Clarke's blunt assessment of the chain that has sales of £44.6bn and accounts for almost one pound in every seven spent on the UK high street.