Sentence examples for virtually all service from inspiring English sources
The results presented in this text seem to indicate that with an appropriate signal processing approach, it is possible to ascertain the speed of the rotating element using a tool available nowadays to virtually all service technicians.
A grim vista stretches across virtually all service industries, as well as manufacturing; new positions just aren't opening up at old businesses.
Virtually all the services a user can access are already out there somewhere, with the likes of the Walt Disney Co. 's ESPN.com, Rivals.com from Yahoo! and thousands of other options.
The government has said that virtually all services in the area will have to operate from elsewhere during the rebuilding period.
In one idea, all patients would have a $550 annual deductible for care provided by hospitals and doctors, a 20 percent co-insurance rate for virtually all services wherever they are delivered, and a cap on out-of-pocket spending.
For that, he said, homeowners who list their property get virtually all the marketing services typically offered by traditional brokers, with the exception of M.L.S. listings.
Reform often costs money in the short run.Yet with all these caveats, the new government's vision of a looser state, and its determination to reform virtually all the public services at once, is boldly outlined.
I think they recognize it's business that provides virtually all the goods and services that we all enjoy, but there are smarter and better ways to provide those things, and they want to be part of doing things in a better way.
They had borne virtually all the expense of military service against the Mongols, but their claims for reward went largely unanswered, since no lands or other wealth were confiscated from the invaders.
Although Albanians are a majority in the province, Serbs under orders from Slobodan Milosevic dispossessed them of virtually all civil service jobs in 1989.
The intrusion of hundreds of immigrants into a railyard a few miles inland from the Channel Tunnel has forced officials to suspend virtually all freight service to Britain through the tunnel.
