Sentence examples for virtually all units from inspiring English sources
Other traditional units of weight and mass around the world are also defined in terms of the kilogram, making the IPK the primary standard for virtually all units of mass on Earth.
Single residents occupied most (>90%) of the 340 apartment units at the complex and virtually all units were occupied by October, 2009.
Virtually all the new units would be rentals, as opposed to condominiums or co-ops, as a result of the terms of the federal financing.
B1 Housing for Poor at Risk President Bush's tax-cut plan could all but eliminate the incentive for most corporations to buy the tax credits that have financed virtually all the rental units for low-income residents that have been built in the last 15 years.
Virtually all the rental units for low-income residents that have been built in the last 15 years in the United States have been financed in part by a little-known provision in the nation's tax code: credits given to private corporations for investing in housing for the poor.
On July 22, during a major heat wave, New York City broke its record for electricity demand, with the city's more than 6 million window air conditioner units virtually all in use.
A new rule, effective April 20, bans them from 13 areas where they have been in use, as well as from virtually all the other 379 units of the service.
In fact, stimulation of denervated muscles with patterns of activity resembling the activity in fast and slow motor units mimic virtually all the effects of cross innervation (Eken & Gundersen, 1988; Windisch et al., 1998).
This unit, like virtually all the others in the UK, does not offer intensive care to babies born at less than 23 weeks.
