Examples of using Virtually universal in English and their translations into Slovak
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It has enjoyed virtually universal success.
A virtually universal chair with its clean, simple lines.
It has delighted in virtually universal success.
Osteoarthritis is common and, at older ages, becomes virtually universal.
The egg is a virtually universal symbol of life.
That they prefer most of the female, as they are virtually universal.
Marriage is a virtually universal human institution.
Osteoarthritis is prevalent at older ages and becomes virtually universal.
The EU welcomes the fact that adherence to the Treaty is now virtually universal, with 180 States having signed it and 148 having ratified it.
By the beginning of 1933,the misery of the German people was virtually universal.
Thrilling and suspenseful from beginning to end, the film received virtually universal critical acclaim and Clooney received $20 million plus an unknown amount from the backend.
According to Jon Pareles,"Heavy metal's mainsubject matter is simple and virtually universal.
It has taken pleasure in virtually universal success.
Remoteness from the source of energymakes the gasoline unit very convenient and virtually universal.
It has actually appreciated virtually universal success.
Such family systems of denial create certain unconscious rules, family messages,internalizations or scripts of behavior in victims that are virtually universal.
In most of Europe, wealthy parts of Asia, and Australasia,mobile phones are now virtually universal, with the majority of the adult, teenage, and even child population owning one.
Fixed telephony penetration was virtually universal, fulfilling a role in providing social cohesion comparable to that played by local post offices and public libraries.
The EESC considers that Article 6(4) and the whole of Article 7 usher in a succession of provisions of a progressively more exceptional nature, moving away from the"case-by-case" transfer of data as set out in Article 4(4)and shifting to virtually universal transfer where all parties are entitled to transfer and receive PNR data information.