Sentence examples for practically worldwide from inspiring English sources

Each of the larger families (Laridae, Charadriidae, Scolopacidae) is practically worldwide in distribution, although none of the Scolopacidae breeds in Australia.

Using a scanning electron microscope, M. A. Giraldo and D. G. Stavenga of the University of Groningen in the Netherlands studied the wings of the cabbage white butterfly, a common species found practically worldwide.

In the late 1990s employment growth outside big U.S. businesses was weak, a warning sign; however, 2007 brings welcome improvements in unemployment rates practically worldwide.

Record food and oil prices are coupled for the first time in 35 years, threatening to end the golden period of low inflation that has been enjoyed practically worldwide for the past several years.

Commercial whaling has ceased, and they are protected practically worldwide, though records indicate that in the eleven-year period starting from 2000, Japan has caught 51 sperm whales.

The practice of vaccinating American citizens against the latter disease was ended in 1972, as the disease was practically eradicated worldwide, and today the government has only 6 to 12 million doses of the vaccine, he said.

No matter what Angelenos will tell you, New York City practically birthed the worldwide cupcake craze.

Practically, all markets worldwide use RPs.

A certain percentage of our elderly will experience such age-associated diseases as cancer, cardiovascular disease, arthritis, etc., but practically all elderly worldwide will develop musculoskeletal syndromes such as sarcopenia and muscle atrophy.

3.54pm BST The World Health Organisation (WHO) says the comparison of cities worldwide is practically impossible because so many cities do not consistently measure or report air pollution.

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