Sentence examples for almost always located from inspiring English sources

And again, the [plants] are almost always located in impoverished neighborhoods.

The shelter is almost always located near the kitchen, in the center of the building, by an elevator shaft.

Most coal ash is stored wet in ponds, like the one in Tennessee, almost always located on waterways because they need to take in and release water.

Although Benedictine monasteries were almost always located in rural regions, the labour of the monks transformed them into food-producing areas which then attracted settlement.

The capitals were almost always located near river mouths, territorial domains were invariably small, and rulers were independent of one another.

As for the others, the Edna Hibels and Stephen Whites, they were the sort whose work was advertised in ARTnews rather than Artforum, their paintings and lithographs "proudly shown" alongside wind chimes at places with names like the Screeching Gull, or Desert Sunsets, galleries almost always located in a vacation spot.

Issue Civil registry offices have almost always been located in the urban centres of the municipalities or in religious missions, both difficult to reach for the population living in remote areas and travelling by boat.

Almost always, Remnick locates the objects of his scrutiny in a specific, personal place: a writer's workroom (Philip Roth, Amos Oz, Don DeLillo) or the well-defended precincts of power (Tony Blair, Vladimir Putin).

Saddle points are always located on separatrices.

Free pneumothoraces always locate anteriorly [5].

A lesion named STICs (located almost always in the fimbriae) has recently been reported in prophylactic salpingo-oophorectomies for BRCA mutation as well as in the tubal fimbriae from women with sporadic nonhereditary HGSC.