Sentence examples for practically all countries from inspiring English sources

"Practically all countries are chasing after new markets.

The British government provided its people with gas masks, and practically all countries involved in the war trained citizens in fire fighting, rescue, and medical first aid.

In practically all countries, a minimum of 20%% of those with family abroad talk to them either every day or once per week.

In digital audio broadcasting, standards are much more unified with practically all countries choosing to adopt the Digital Audio Broadcasting standard (also known as the Eureka 147 standard).

In fact, practically all countries with a high KC prevalence as noted in Tables 1 and 2 are from the Middle East and India which have a tradition of consanguinity, especially in their Muslim ethnic communities [ 186– 186].

"In practically all the countries surveyed, including those where H.I.V. prevalence is high, at least two-thirds of female respondents, and 8 of 10 male respondents, said that they were either at no risk at all or at small risk of getting AIDS," the report said.

The Swiss Medical Lawyers Association, which commissioned the poll from the Swiss pollster Isopublic, said, "In practically all European countries, many signs indicate that the prevailing legal system no longer reflects the will of large parts of the population on this issue".

"The crisis began in the United States, whose financial and economic policies led to the crisis that infected the economies of practically all major countries of the world," he said.

Today, practically all OECD countries operate such "make-work-pay" policies of one form or another.

They form a network that connects practically all coastal countries worldwide with each other.

It seems to be a well-kept secret that practically all industrialized countries have more doctors per capita than the U.S. Compared to Austria's 4.6 and Norway's 4.0 the U.S. has only 2.6 doctors per 1,000 of its population.