Sentences with phrase «virtually everyone in»

To the surprise of virtually everyone in France, the government has just passed a law requiring ca...

Although I've heard «if this is global warming, bring it on,» I believe the rain is now welcomed by virtually everyone in the Lower Mainland, on the Island, and in British Columbia's wine - soaked but tinder dry interior (except my Simon Fraser University teaching assistants, who are already dreading it).

Virtually everyone in law school and the legal profession today has talent: some combination of raw intelligence, analytical and logical adeptness, and / or communication ability.

His ground - breaking book, «Sentencing as a Human Process,» was published in 1971 through the new Centre of Criminology, University of Toronto, the result of intensive, structured interviews with 71 full - time Ontario magistrates (virtually everyone in the province), together with extensive analysis of their various cases, decisions and sentences imposed.

Thirty - five years ago when I entered law school, the «be all and end all» of virtually everyone in my class was the brass ring of being a big - firm hire.

About debt: there is the Jubilee campaign, and the anti-debt movement among US students, and virtually everyone in Greece.

The latter statement from Greenlandic people may be true for some residents who don't particularly love long winters, virtually everyone in the Arctic enjoys warm weather, but not at the detriment of their entire way of life.

Reciting his own compositions on topics varying from the EU and consumerism to poetry - recitals and life in a Moliets surf camp, he set the tone for the rest of the evening to become a free - for - all of contributions from virtually everyone in the crowd, as well as an opportunity for the surf camp's more seasoned musicians to try out some new songs on the crowd.

A high stress lifestyle, smoking, and high salt diet all contribute to this potentially dangerous condition and virtually everyone in the U.S. knows how serious it can be.

Boys testing above state averages in math His African - American boys, a subset virtually everyone in Minnesota is failing, are above state averages in math and well beyond rates in Minneapolis, St. Paul and surrounding suburbs.

Virtually everyone in Richard Laxton's vision, based on the true story of the marriage of 19 - year - old Euphemia «Effie» Gray is of one shade.

Virtually everyone in the place is a vampire, and they quickly decide that it's time for a feast.

To top things off, a mysterious broadcasting signal reduces virtually everyone in her neighborhood to silent, mindless voyeurs, all obsessed with recording the world through their phones.

Not just the crooks but virtually everyone in the movie seems slightly crazed by ambition.

Traditionally, virtually everyone in alternative medicine and health care in general has defined every stressor mentioned in that sentence, with the exception of «repeated physical exercise,» as «bad.»

While EHT is a relatively new product, I am very impressed with how well it's testing for virtually everyone in my practice so far, and I added it to my own supplement protocol immediately.

Virtually everyone in the world, in some way and at some point, will be touched by cancer.

Miami is the through point of the nation's imported animal and plant trade, and virtually everyone in South Florida, including Hardwick, has a neighbor with a backyard menagerie of lucrative critters on hold for resale.

In reality, virtually everyone in ancient Egypt who could afford it — as many as 70 million people over 3,000 years — wound up going through the elaborate two - month mummification process.

«Opuni as CEO of FDA before going to COCOBOD never showed respect to NDC senior members, he disrespected virtually everyone in the party.

The responsibility that I have (having waited for several years hoping the winning ways will return) however is that as the main Builder of the Party brand in Ogun State, I have relationship with virtually everyone in every camp which can not be wished away.

He had access to virtually everyone in the town.

With more than half of the pre-season games played, virtually everyone in the squad has had a touch of the ball (though we are still waiting for the return of our captain, Ron Vlaar, and the injured strikers Libor Kozak and Christian Benteke have not featured).

With more than half of the pre-season games played, virtually everyone in the squad has had a touch of the ball (though we are...

But the most popular item does not cost a cent, even though virtually everyone in the room will end up getting one.

Despite three first - round exits, along with a putrid 15 - win season in 2008, Wade went largely unnoticed by virtually everyone in the NBA.

In a few decades virtually everyone in a position of power will be an atheist.

Canada's biggest companies and organizations are worth trillions of dollars and impact the lives of virtually everyone in the country by creating wealth, enterprises and institutions that fuel our growth.

Virtually everyone in Washington agrees that the U.S. tax code, which hasn't been rewritten in over 30 years, needs a significant overhaul.

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At the sound of the explosion, virtually everyone standing on Boylston Street near Dzhokhar Tsarnaev turned their heads and looked down the street in bewilderment and alarm.

The reality of the current TV landscape, of course, is that virtually everyone is competing with everyone else in some way or another as all the major players scramble to stake a claim in the new digital, streaming marketplace.

«While we have yet to see direct competitive modes from our publishers under coverage, we fully expect [Activision, Take - Two Interactive, EA], and virtually everyone else to come up with their take on the «Battle Royale» genre,» Macquarie Capital analysts Benjamin Schachter and Ed Alter wrote in a note in early April.

«The court rejected (the plaintiff's) theory that the newspaper's publication violated her right to privacy because her post to MySpace was made virtually to everyone with an internet connection,» Zaller wrote in a blog post two years ago, asserting the case could apply to situations of employees posting on social media.

Virtually everyone is becoming overwhelmed with email, so the handwritten note may be in for a comeback.

Virtually everyone knows the Federal Reserve has been behind the third - longest bull market in history.

My salary is $ 73k, I have virtually credit card debt, no car payment, $ 3,000 in savings, a fixed - rate mortgage on a townhome near Seattle that is underwater like everyone else's, and a student loan payment for my Masters degree.

God seems willing to do this; in fact, God virtually needs to do so to be true to the divine nature of relating to everyone and everything fully.

Their parents, their community, the media, virtually everyone that the kid knows all help foster this belief in Santa... Oops!

Jeremiah was a prophet in exile, a bereaved widower and hated by virtually everyone that God had called him to love and serve.

At some point virtually everyone involved in the enterprise feels the pinch of a misfit between yearnings and expectations that are important (and vulnerable) parts of one's personal identity, on one side, and on the other a set of unexpected, often unintelligible, frequently frustrating «givens» that appear to be important (and invulnerable?)

I have featured it in a food tasting at our local Co-op and virtually everyone asked for the recipe.

We all know cheese is a love for many people (in fact virtually everyone I know), so creating this vegan version is something to be proud of.

Modern soy based meat substitutes are ideal for replacing meat in meals and oils and milk derived from nuts and vegetables mean that vegans are eating virtually identical dishes to everyone else.With the internet providing a plethora of recipes and food ideas suited to the vegan diet plan and food establishments becoming increasingly aware of and keen to appeal vegan's eating habits, adopting veganism as a lifestyle has never been easier or delicious.

What's the one piece of equipment in your restaurant that virtually everyone encounters?

Garnett's knee injury in 2009 robbed them of a chance to repeat with what virtually everyone associated with what the franchise feels was a superior team.

As Donike said, and contrary to what most everyone in Caracas thought, the $ 200,000 worth of equipment used there — two mass spectrometers, four gas chromatographs and two computer printout machines, all American - made by Hewlett - Packard — was virtually identical to that used to test athletes in Helsinki and at last year's soccer World Cup in Madrid.

Everyman woman and child knows what should be done here it's a consensus that is rarely seen just amongst the faithful, but in this case is the opinion of virtually everyone who knows even the remotest scrap of knowledge about football and this is that Arsenals current squad need a new and «golden moment» striker and also a competent and experienced DM.

Despite virtually everyone associated with the sport believing Dayton was comfortably in the Field of 68, the committee revealed that the Flyers would have been the team which got the boot had Connecticut been able to steal the AAC's automatic bid on Sunday.

Dude has offers from virtually everyone (41 in total) and as Lamgol said, seemed to be a Clemson lean for some time.

Overwhelming favourites they are, against a side ranked sixth - best in England according to the Premiership table, but rightly so in virtually everyone's opinion.