Sentence examples for for all have from inspiring English sources
Although cure rates for ALL have soared from single digits to more than 80% today, some children still relapse.
From swastika-wearing Neo-Nazis marching through Skokie, Illinois, and underaged cross burners to "God hates fags" protesters assembled near military funerals, those who have inadvertently done the most to preserve the right to freedom of speech for all have espoused views that were downright unpopular, if not hateful.
Those states in the U.S.A. that have reported an elevated AAIR for ALL have an elevated level of immigration.
The international variation and the early age peak in incidence suggest that environmental exposures during pregnancy or early life are important to disease development; however, to date, few risk factors for ALL have been identified (Buffler et al. 2005).
Few risk factors for ALL have been firmly established and consequently, until recently, little was known about the time or age windows during which genetic events critical to ALL development take place (Greaves, 2002).
Previous studies assessing parental occupational exposures for ALL have not always evaluated maternal exposures or have done so in studies of small size where a substantial proportion of mothers were homemakers, often leading to few usable results (Colt and Blair 1998).
The results of this free-for-all have been tragic for Michigan children, and especially for those in Detroit, where 79% of the state's charters are located.
The advocates of Medicare-for-All have become something of an embarrassment to the liberals.
There are many reasons for this, but one is that many who actually support Medicare-for-All have claimed that the proposal is "not feasible".
Some Germans opposed to the freeway free-for-all have been putting a spotlight on the higher carbon emissions, the inherent dangers and the powerful car lobbies that quietly and efficiently manage to maintain the status quo.
Stylistic free-for-all has replaced forensic, monomaniacal obsession.
