Sentence examples for almost all records from inspiring English sources

Sadly, most of those were destroyed through benign neglect after his death or were lost, as were almost all records of the names and dates associated with them.

Exact numbers of blood chits used are not available as almost all records concerning blood chit usage from these wars were destroyed shortly after cessation of hostilities.

Despite having statutory access to almost all records, officers and employees of the company, auditors deny obligations to detect and report fraud.

In CrystalEye almost all records are coupled to primary publications which can be read by the user (assuming that they have access to the journal).

During the season 28 storms formed (27 named and one unnamed), surpassing almost all records for storm formation in the Atlantic.

The fact that almost all records including one or more adverse events can be found by concentrating on records of patients with a UL-LOS and triggers is encouraging for hospitals struggling with a sparse capacity of reviewing physicians.

Wright could hold almost all the records if the Mets keep him, but that is not what he really wants.

I was on tour with him and made almost all the records he made on this side of the Mississippi River.

P8 More convention news Section P Florida Voting Records Lost Almost all the electronic records from the first widespread use of touch-screen voting in Florida's Miami-Dade County have been lost, stoking concerns that the machines are unreliable.

Almost all recording and promotion costs are recouped from the artist's modest share of the earnings.

Of the first generation of successful rock-and-roll singers, almost all recorded for labels that initially supplied rhythm-and-blues records: Fats Domino for Imperial, Chuck Berry for Chess, Little Richard for Specialty, and Elvis Presley and Carl Perkins for Sun.