Sentence examples for virtually all interviewees from inspiring English sources

"Virtually all interviewees — men and women — reiterated some version of the 'work-family narrative' to explain why women quit or failed to make partner: the job requires extremely long hours; women's (but not men's) devotion to family impedes their ability to put in the requisite hours, and their careers suffer as a result," the researchers wrote.

Virtually all interviewees reported a desire to see Medicare extended abroad.

Regardless of the role of healthcare in decisions to retire abroad, virtually all interviewees described the task of deciding where and how to obtain services as challenging.

However, virtually all interviewees expressed concern about lack of health insurance coverage in general, and the unavailability of Medicare in particular.

Virtually all interviewees believed boards had substantial opportunities to influence the quality of care delivered within the service, chiefly through setting priorities, monitoring progress, holding staff to account and shaping culture.

Virtually all the states do this already.

Today, virtually all do.

Today virtually all do.

China and Taiwan both claim virtually all the sea.

Virtually all the rest are suburban.

And virtually all the interviewees attest to the fact that many more European Jews could have been saved were it not for the United States' stringent immigration quotas.