Sentence examples for Almost ceased to exist from inspiring English sources

"Conservatism in the spirit of Madison" has almost ceased to exist.

But by 1996, the year he enrolled, the university had almost ceased to exist.

And while a few trusty staples such as Kate Moss and Gisele Buendchen persisted, the professional supermodel almost ceased to exist.

The party, which elects a new leader tomorrow evening, has almost ceased to exist, yet the limbs continue to move by reflex.

Myat Min decided to pursue his passion for English literature at Rangoon University; he dreamed of a life immersed in ideas, "like walking through the forest in the dead of night". But by 1996, the year he enrolled, the university had almost ceased to exist.

The United States is the only country in the world in which the railroads are not nationalized (except 50‐50 Canada), and it is also the only industrial nation in the world in which railroad travel has almost ceased to exist.

Allbirds are so meticulously basic that, when clad in them, your feet almost cease to exist.

But no one imagined that music would almost cease to exist – not in Mali, a country that has become internationally renowned for its sound.

With such a prodigy at hand, seeded 13th here, the dad's life almost ceases to exist in and of itself, particulary when he doubles as chief among several coaches.

But he doesn't know what will replace capitalism, only what could: a nu-socialist society where technology allows industry to function with negligible cost and, therefore, work as a concept will almost cease to exist.

The scale of the cuts are such, claims Mr Balls, that the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, the Department for Work and Pensions and the Department of Transport would actually have no day-to-day budgets left at all, while others, such as the Communities and Local Government department, would almost cease to exist.