Sentence examples for almost always clear from inspiring English sources

But in Mojave the sky is almost always clear.

Hey, my blogging is almost always clear, with notably rare exceptions.

They are painful, so they make eating a chore, but they almost always clear up in about a week.

"It is almost always clear because even when San Francisco is clouded in you're above the cloud level, and what you get is a layer of cotton.

There is a bright, insistent polish in the words familiar from political messaging shops in Washington — the language is partly explanatory, partly spin, but at least it is almost always clear and organized, given the difficulty of the subject matter.

When a young child has an ear infection, many parents are not satisfied unless they leave the doctor's office with a prescription for antibiotics, even though the infections almost always clear up by themselves and the overuse of antibiotics poses a public health problem.

IPRA, frequently criticized for cursory investigations that have almost always cleared officers, is also under new leadership and has proved more willing recently to rule that police violated policy in shootings, particularly in cases involving officers firing into cars.

"Usually by this time there's almost always a clear betting favorite in every category.

Although he uses no props or costumes, it's almost always crystal clear who's talking or fuming or fighting.

Prosecutors almost always provide clear direction to grand jurors, but Hallinan essentially left the decision about whom to indict in the hands of the jurors themselves, whose term was scheduled to end on the last day of February, 2003.

In hindsight, there's almost always a clear explanation why I was drawn to something, and it's usually creatively rewarding and emotionally expanding.