Examples of using Almost without exception in English and their translations into French
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The ideological conflict that dominated the world during the second half of this century has been succeeded by a mosaic of explosions of violence that are difficult to characterize, but in which, almost without exception, the clash of cultures is identified as the source of the dispute.
were changed, almost without exception, to"intelligent design",
51 Cuban planes were hijacked. Almost without exception, all were rerouted to the United States and the vast majority of them were never returned.
The catacombs, almost without exception, are not natural caves.
Almost without exception, the 16 groups listed above are relatively well-paid professional groups.
they appear in this list almost without exception.
Calcium silicate are(almost without exception) industrially produced bricks of lime, sand and water.
Almost without exception, external consultants
They were almost without exception kept in solitary confinement for six months or longer.
Almost without exception, these workers face lower pay,
Almost without exception, we have the great privilege of learning something new from each of our clients.
Almost without exception, OECD governments have recently been reforming,
Almost without exception, refugees were appearing with every political, social and economic crisis in the world.
Almost without exception, the displaced persons met by the mission asserted that they wished to return to Abkhazia.
This later generation of intermediate-battery ships almost without exception finished building after Dreadnought,
for it is based almost without exception on cost calculations.
Almost without exception, the older international dependency relationships have been terminated as with the British protected States in the Arabian peninsula.
Between 1959 and 2001, a total of 51 Cuban aircraft were hijacked and almost without exception diverted to the United States.
But, almost without exception, they are still being sent into harm's way with insufficient resources at their command.
Almost without exception, OECD countries have experienced very substantial increases in participation in tertiary education since the beginning of the 1990s.