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His gifts to strangers almost always elicit a smile.
Its architecture almost always elicits admiration - but it only rarely presents a challenge.
This almost always elicits a look of confusion, so she amplifies her reply.
Myself, I fall back on a simple "excuse me", which almost always elicits a "sorry" – confirming my view that the bumpers-into and street blockers aren't being deliberately selfish but simply haven't thought about public space.
The PER was always elicited immediately after stimulation.
YET its business did not always elicit admiration.
The latest Uga always elicits a gleeful roar at Sanford Stadium.
The effective in extremis negotiator recognizes that his objectives will almost always be better achieved if he elicits true buy-in rather than grudging compliance from the other side.
Since complex evolutionary learning and classification models, such as DENFIS, almost always require large sample size to elicit their effects, the over-fitting problem is probably related to the relatively small sample sizes.
As each precise caricature of British snootiness or silliness comes bounding onto the stage, Mr. Mays seems to be challenging himself to elicit bigger laughs, and he almost always succeeds.
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