Sentence examples for almost always devoted from inspiring English sources

This was because: 1) it was thought unlikely that patients who had only one session would have received a significant amount of treatment as the first session was almost always devoted to assessment; and 2) separate pre- and post-treatment PHQ-9 and GAD-7 scores could not be collected if there was only one session.

"The question is, are the effects on education as good as advertised?" Legislators almost always start devoting fewer tax dollars to education — or any other target of lottery money — once the lottery spigot is turned on, Matheson says.

And I concede that a devoted adversary will almost always find a means of skirting whatever preventive measures are in place.

Images of towns and cities had figured for centuries in European art but almost always as background scenery in pictures devoted to religious, historical or mythological subjects.

SH2 domain interactions are almost always phosphorylation dependent as roughly half of the binding energy is devoted to pTyr recognition [ 17, 18].

Max Beerbohm (knighted in 1939) devoted himself largely to social and literary satire but almost always on a basis of personal caricature.

In all the column inches devoted to Derrick Bird's rampage in Cumbria, one fact has barely been mentioned: spree killers are almost always men.

Ed Palermo's Big Band has devoted itself to the quick-changing music of Frank Zappa: sometimes fiercely complex, sometimes as simple as three chords, almost always delivered with biting humor.

They almost always buy".

Or almost always.

Cheney almost always attended.