Sentence examples for it is virtually universal from inspiring English sources
The studies we reviewed revealed that it is virtually universal that Africans equate circumcision with improved hygiene.
The NCMS offers a unique opportunity to study health insurance schemes because, where it exists, it is virtually universal and exclusive: we need not worry about self-selection or about payments from private insurance schemes.
Although it had been undertaken spottily in France as early as 1512, such numbering was not widespread until the 18th century, by the end of which it was virtually universal in France and England, and within a few years it was required in France.
53 These findings may be useful contributors to risk scores for TOD. 2 The VAV gene is very widely expressed, and its distribution is virtually universal.
The infection gives rise to an unusual clinical finding during its clinical curse: pain, which is virtually universal and is the major symptom of the disease.
In the language of the survey, "The practice of female circumcision is virtually universal among women of reproductive age in Egypt".
Mr. Jin adds that there is virtually universal agreement that Chinese brands will not pose serious competition to Western brands until well in the future.
Candy also happens to be a facet of human culture that is virtually universal -- "the one aspect of a cuisine that can almost always be enjoyed and understood by foreigners".
The role of breast-feeding in the regulation of human fertility can be illustrated by the following calculation: in Pakistan breast-feeding is virtually universal, and many women breast-feed for two years or more.
