Sentence examples for practically all children from inspiring English sources

Parents indicated that practically all children were wearing their CI full-time.

Our data were collected prospectively, however, and since practically all children in Italy are born in hospital, we believe that the number of cases missed was very small.

Among the Bororo and Terena of Central Brazil, for example, practically all children < 2 years and about 80% of those under 10 cosleep with other family members [ 59, 60].

Practically all children (99%) reported some form of school or home pollution, either in the form of traffic fumes, open bush burning, cooking smoke, gas vapor, or gas flaring at home or school.

The families were identified from the UK Child Benefit System which covers practically all children except those whose residency status is uncertain or temporary (such as children of asylum seekers and members of foreign armed forces).

The survey has highlighted the oneness of Spain, which stands out as a country where practically all children are born in married families and very few of them have experienced dissolution of their parents' union before they turn 15.

With the system able to provide data on practically all child-bearing women and children in the municipality, town officials can now craft with confidence ordinances and resolutions promoting greater participation in the municipality's health services.

Practically all school children both in Imatra (and in Finland in general) and Svetogorsk go to the school according to their place of residence.

Practically all families with children under school-age use the extensive services of child health clinics.

She had been practically a child bride!

But then MacGowan has been "touring and gigging" since he was practically a child.