Sentence examples for almost always nothing from inspiring English sources

No matter where I am, when I finish speaking the first question usually is, "What happened to the police/prosecutors who did this to the poor guy?" The answer is almost always, "Nothing," or worse, "The police officer was promoted and now is the chief of his department".

But most of the time I talked to them I saw that it was a typical reaction for them to yes me to death and almost always do nothing in following up when they did agree to help out.

"Almost always, they know nothing about the product".

We have complained to the Independent Police Complaints Commission, a long laborious process that almost always culminates in nothing.

But when she started asking that question this year as she pushed for a renewal of the ban, the answer was almost always a resolute "Nothing".

Fiat currencies such as the dollar are backed by both central governments and their users, but cryptocurrencies are almost always backed by nothing more than their users.

Waiting in Augustus's driveway while he has a teary fight with his mother, she ruminates that "the weird thing about houses is that they almost always look like nothing is happening inside of them, even though they contain most of our lives.

Only rarely did she make something up out of nothing — almost always there was some hint in the sources to suggest it.

While this will almost always be better than nothing, it's often not ideal.

Whatever you do, don't start off by asking, Do you have any feedback for me? "That's a terrible question," says Heen. "The answer is almost always no and you learn nothing". She recommends instead asking, What's one thing I could improve?

Before you start investing in bankrupt companies, remember this: Bankruptcy almost always leaves existing shareholders with nothing.