Sentence examples for virtually all children from inspiring English sources

Is there a way to teach math so virtually all children become proficient?

Virtually all children begin to comprehend some words several months before they speak their own first meaningful words.

For example, Senator John Kerry of Massachusetts has outlined a plan to guarantee coverage for virtually all children.

The C.D.C. now recommends that virtually all children age 6 months or older receive an influenza vaccine.

Without them, virtually all children are infected by age 3; most cases are mild, but some unpredictably turn life-threatening.

Six years of primary school education and three years of middle school are compulsory, and virtually all children of school age are enrolled.

Indoor recess, a subject of much lament by virtually all the children, was divided into groups so some children could play board games and draw in the cafeteria whereas others could watch a movie.

Jocelyn Guyer, a health care expert at the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, a research and advocacy group, said that "in most states, more than half of parents and more than one out of three children in families leaving welfare lose Medicaid," even though virtually all the children and most of the parents remain eligible for Medicaid.

Virtually all the children in the village attend religious schools where they also learn English, he said.

Virtually all the children and many of the firefighters were at the Christmas party last Sunday at Bobby Valentine's restaurant in the Ramada Inn near Shea Stadium.

Romney, still the oddsmakers' favorite, faces the highest obstacle: his success, as governor of Massachusetts, in enacting health-care reform that has extended health-insurance coverage to ninety-eight per cent of his state's people, including virtually all its children.