Sentence examples for almost all winners from inspiring English sources

Main courses are almost all winners, and modestly priced, too.

Almost all the winners turned up to collect their awards and make 60-second speeches at the ceremony in Boston.

Almost all the winners, chosen from a pool of 1,300 applicants, have pushed past painful personal experiences while pushing toward academic excellence.

Since its launch and in almost all cases, winners have reported that their return on investment reduced turnover and increased productivity far outweighed the costs.

Not all of the educated are winners in this world, but almost all of the winners are educated.

Almost all the competition winners continue to be coached by Insead after their victory, even when they have been assigned a Cartier or McKinsey coach.

Biomimetic drag-reducing boat surfaces based on shark skin riblets have been applied in America's Cup contests in 1987 and 2010; the Speedo Fastskin® swimming suits introduced in 2000 were adopted by almost all gold medal winners in the Olympic Games in Beijing 2008 (Fig. 31).

"A very graphic example of this was unearthed recently, when the first international beauty contest judged by algorithms managed to produce remarkably prejudiced results – almost all of the winners were white, despite there being no conscious mention of skin colour in the algorithms".

The first is the rise of winner-take-almost-all markets on the internet.

The two-cut, winner-take- almost -all format has been debated since its inception.

It's almost a winner but Verdasco hoicks it back into the open court and Murray slams a forehand into the net to make it 15-0.