Sentence examples similar to virtually every clause from inspiring English sources

You've violated almost every clause.

"We were quoted in virtually every article that was written".

The answer has been yes in virtually every case.

But, if thus applied, the Clause would abrogate virtually every hearsay exception, a result long rejected as unintended and too extreme.

'We've surely done other things, too, that were activist, but here we're applying the Equal Protection Clause in a way that would de-legitimise virtually every election in American history". The clause is intended to ensure equal application of laws.

Trust is absent and every clause is being closely read.

Both inapproximability results apply to instances with no mixed clauses (the literals in every clause are both either negated, or unnegated).

Every clause needs a subject.

Make sure you understand every clause to avoid problems later.

Read carefully each and every clause mentioned in the contract before signing it.

For these reasons, the non-disparagement clauses now contained in virtually every employee's separation agreement should be declared void as a matter of public policy.