Sentence examples for was practically universal from inspiring English sources

Prenatal care coverage was practically universal and there was a reduction in the rate of its inadequate utilization.

Breastfeeding was practically universal in the sample, having been reported for 97.5% (CI95% 96.5 98.2) of children < 24 months (results not presented in table).

In societies whose members are largely self-reliant, some degree of craft skill is practically universal.

(Of course, if college attendance were practically universal, having a degree would send a weaker signal to employers).

Unemployment is practically universal, except for people working for international organizations, or trading in the black market.

But after the construction phase is over, the firm will employ only 700 people in a town of 250,000 where unemployment is practically universal.

And yet, there is one topic around which there is practically universal agreement: the right of women to access birth control.

CURRY When people tell me they don't like Indian food, and I ask them why, the response is practically universal: "I don't like curry!" Many of these curry-haters are surprised to learn that "curry" is actually an English concept, invented by the English to make sense out of the incredibly varied cooking they were seeing across the sub-continent during their centuries-long occupation.

Attending at least one prenatal visit is practically universal in the municipality of São Luís.

Clearly macrolides and fluoroquinolones cannot be used to treat H. pylori in patients previously exposed to them, as resistance is practically universal in such circumstances [ 28].

Like all of the healthcare system in Spain during the period studied, [ 22, 23] healthcare coverage is practically universal, being 97% of the population covered by the public Health Service of the Valencia region (the Valencia Health Agency, VHA).