Sentence examples similar to almost advanced from inspiring English sources

Even our most triumphant moment in recent history (almost advancing to the Western Conference Finals during the 2005-06 season) is a memory forever tinged with confusion and despair (why was the ice-cold rookie Daniel Ewing inserted into the game to guard the red-hot veteran Raja Bell during the most critical possession in franchise history?).

In fact, almost any advanced feature will show such a correlation, because people who will try an advanced feature tend to be heavy users, and heavy users tend to have lower attrition.

Almost all advanced industrial societies — even Sweden — have become more unequal.

Well before the crisis, the cost of a university education almost invariably advanced at a faster clip than the general level of inflation.

Mr Krugman says that "almost all advanced countries" are in a liquidity trap, and adding up their GDPs gets us something like $40 trillion, so it seems that Mr Krugman is declaring that the entirety of china's surplus is "artificial".

In March, the state's Democrat-controlled House almost unanimously advanced a bill striking down the state's ban on residential rain barrels.

Behind the slim, almost fragile advancing figures is a long row of tall, sturdy trees.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell a more modest 1.1%, but declining issues on the New York Stock Exchange were almost double advancing issues.

While automatic voter registration may not be at the top of voters' minds, Democrats will almost surely advance the issue anywhere they claim a governor's house and legislature next year.

Almost all have advanced degrees in medicine or the natural sciences.

With his regiment he laid siege to Leningrad and advanced almost to Moscow.