Sentence examples for almost always implies from inspiring English sources

Being a leader in domestic Chinese sales almost always implies global cost leadership.

"Busy" almost always implies engagement in activities that are not of our choosing -- it's business (busyness), not pleasure.

Tinnitus seems to not be solely produced in the periphery of the auditory system, even though a hearing damage is almost always implied [ 3].

Hyperbilirubinemia during hemolysis is usually no more than 4 mg/dL, and higher values almost always imply a concomitant reduction in the hepatic function, which can be easily investigated by liver functional markers.

No wonder, too, that when we call someone promiscuous we almost always mean it pejoratively, implying that they have too much sex with too many people and don't care who those people are.

The children could respond "almost always" (which implied 3 5 times per week), "often" (which implied 1 2 times per week), "seldom" (which implied not every week), or "almost never" (which implied 0 2 times per month).

Using a simulator always implies certain limitations.

A fitness band is rarely pictured, but always implied.

Torture will always imply a certain mode of brutality.

This implies that key invalidation almost always coincides with signature expiration, both results of a neglected zone.

Overall, this literature generally implies metamodelling yields enhanced solution efficiency and (almost always) effectiveness of computationally intensive optimization problems.