Sentence examples for almost always issued from inspiring English sources

If the gate agent instructs you to go to a customer service counter to be rebooked and/or receive compensation, then you can try calling the airline for assistance, but compensation is almost always issued at the airport by the agent who handled the flight.

If certiorari is granted, oral arguments are usually heard within four months or so, and the Court almost always issues its decisions by July 4, so a decision would be expected by July 2013.

And because the notices will almost always be issued with a gag order, any technical notices are served behind closed doors in secret.

Money is almost always an issue with Habitat homeowners, for a variety of reasons.

However, choosing the best strategy for selecting from a large number of predictor variables can be challenging, especially in survey data where multicollinearity is almost always an issue.

As erosion control and water conservation are almost always important issues, information on water use between different plantation species may be of significant management value for guiding decisions on species selection.

Now, the thing about this stage (which is jammed into a much smaller corner of the festival grounds) is that sound is almost always an issue (last year, Sleigh Bells' festival-ending set was marred considerably by technical problems).

Plastic storage totes are useful items for new couples, as storage is almost always an issue.

Letters of censure are issued almost always confidentially.

Whereas water is almost always a local issue -- but it's a local issue globally.

Further Questions for Discussion: -What characteristics do you think are almost always involved in issues of prejudice or bias?