Sentence examples for almost always at least from inspiring English sources

Almost always, at least a few parts will be made there as well.

Plus there is almost always at least one river crossing, often involving some kind of makeshift "bridge".

Chargemaster prices are almost always at least 300 percent what Medicare pays a hospital, and some are 1,000 percent or 2,000 percent.

However, the C++ test cases I've been coming up with are almost always at least several lines of code consisting of some function/class/template declarations clumsier to input using readline.

There was almost always at least one of these in his life: to talk to, play tennis with, take swimming and generally look after, which the childless Britten hugely enjoyed.

Noonan notes, in his history of bribery, that while some amount of corrupt behavior may be a constant feature across cultures and across historical epochs, a certain moral revulsion toward corruption is just as common: even in nations where bribery is part of daily life it tends to be publicly frowned upon, and is almost always at least technically illegal.

E Nesbit's books almost always have at least one adventurous girl, says Donaldson.

Contrary to popular belief, those who receive clemency in New York have almost always served at least half the minimum sentence.

"One thing you can be pretty sure of is that the first report is almost always wrong, at least partially.

And since brick-and-mortar store prices typically include the cost of shipping and handling, Amazon purchases will almost always be at least $5 cheaper.

"I don't have anything that I can say that I'm pleased with," said Coughlin, who almost always finds at least one upbeat note.