Sentence examples for cover virtually from inspiring English sources

But almost all other advanced industrial nations cover virtually everyone, while we leave 50 million uninsured.

Haddon's publications cover virtually every aspect of human social life, from the anthropology of art to problems of racism.

The gauze wrapping shown in the photograph extends under the children's clothing to cover virtually their entire bodies.

The fee increases cover virtually every county recreational offering, from golf courses and softball fields to marinas and beaches.

Those laws cover virtually every aspect of employment — how workers are hired, what they are paid, how many hours they can work and whether they can be fired.

More impressive is that unlike Hester – who, some might recall, entered the league as a cornerback – Peterson can cover virtually any opposing wideout one-on-one.

His work covers virtually all aspects of Aztec culture.

Its correspondents have covered virtually every major war since the American Civil War (1860 65).

But in the areas covered, virtually all important developments find their way to the archive.

She covered virtually every presidential campaign since 1956, drawn to their "endless possibility," she once said.

Signed in June 1992, the convention now covers virtually every country, including the US (which has withdrawn from Kyoto).