Sentence examples for almost always disclosed from inspiring English sources

While previously the very diagnosis of cancer was withheld from most patients, it is now almost always disclosed, 2, 3 although in non-Western countries this may not be common practice.

Such pay arrangements are not always disclosed to pension trustees.

The Rangers do not always disclose players' concussions.

Studying any policy implementation always discloses some implementation gaps.

Leak prosecutions have been rare and have almost always focused on government employees who disclose classified information, not on journalists or others who publish it.

For example, she said, people who fail to disclose past credit problems are almost always going to be found out.

Rarely are these books great literature, but almost always they contain a small gem that discloses more about the candidate than the candidate probably intended or wanted.

They are almost always accompanied by an open-ended gag order issued by the Justice Department barring companies from disclosing the contents of the demand for customer data.

Dr. Miles said that in recent decades, torture had almost always involved medical professionals, and that to deter future misconduct, the medical role in the C.I.A. program should be fully disclosed.

Cheney almost always attended.

Or almost always.