Sentence examples for virtually nationwide from inspiring English sources

Despite control efforts that have included culling millions of chickens and ducks, the virus has spread virtually nationwide and outbreaks are still being reported.

If the intervention is effective, it will offer advantages over conventional, face-to-face interventions in that internet interventions can provide treatment virtually nationwide.

Next month most voters in England and Wales will get the chance to take part in what is virtually a nationwide poll.

Virtually complete nationwide registries supplied information on cancer diagnosis and vital status for the cohort.

Information on cancer diagnosis was available from the Danish Cancer Register, which provides accurate and virtually complete nationwide ascertainment of cancers since 1943, including benign tumours of the central nervous system.

We excluded all individuals with a history of cancer (except non-melanoma skin cancer) before study entry (1990 or age 40) by linkage to the Danish Cancer Registry, which provides accurate and virtually complete nationwide ascertainment of cancers (Storm et al, 1997).

A United Technologies/National Journal Congressional Connection poll released last Wednesday found the public almost evenly split on a 20-week ban: 48 percent of respondents said they would support legislation that banned "virtually all abortions nationwide after 20 weeks of pregnancy, except in cases of rape and incest that are reported to authorities".

Virtually every election nationwide has some legislation to allow gaming in a new jurisdiction or to expand the types of gaming that already exist.

"The record in this proceeding amply demonstrates that, particularly given the explosion of information available via the Internet, competition and the diversity of voices available in virtually every market nationwide are sufficient to render limitations on cross-ownership unnecessary," Gannett said.

Cases were identified in the virtually complete, reliable nationwide Danish Cancer Registry (Storm et al. 1997), and the Danish Population Registry provided complete follow-up of the cohort members.

The F.B.I.'s Uniform Crime Report cited preliminary figures for 2000 showing that overall crime nationwide was virtually unchanged from 1999.