Sentence examples for almost always possible from inspiring English sources

Few ideas in art are really new — it is almost always possible to show that someone somewhere anticipated this method of perspective or that way of painting light.

Because the state-vector equations accurately represent most physical systems, which only have small deviations about their steady-state behaviour, it follows that in the natural world small-scale control is almost always possible, at least in principle.

Yet it is almost always possible to find details that are inconsistent with the standard interpretation, or that seem to point to a different interpretation, or that don't support any coherent interpretation.

The challenge, in these modern times, isn't procurement: except in truly remote locations it is almost always possible to find a supermarket with cilantro next to the curly parsley.

After the first shift it is almost always possible to decrease the nurse-to-patient ratio to 1 2.

A previous study found it's almost always possible to find shortcuts between two words in just a small number of hops.

The role of limit orders -- in which an investor sets the price at which he or she will trade -- could expand since it will almost always be possible to seek a price between the posted prices.

Clustering of signs and symptoms will almost always be possible within single disease entities.

Example items include "I pay attention to what's behind my actions" and "I am open to the experience of the present moment," and use a 4-point Likert scale with 1 = "rarely" and 4 = "almost always" as possible responses.

Almost always it is possible to identify, with PF-ultrasound examination, the cause and also to solve the problem.

Urinary tract infection, pneumonia, and bacteraemia were almost always considered as possible causes of febrile illness, as shown by the ordering of the appropriate tests in approximately 95% of children with serious bacterial infection.