Sentence examples for almost always rejected from inspiring English sources
Instead, lowball offers are almost always rejected.
Their cases are considered and almost always rejected.
However, it is almost always rejected by patients because of social and esthetic concerns [22].
The clock was rejected for less than 10% of the datasets evolved with σ < 0.2, but was almost always rejected when σ > 0.2.
Mutant male flies lacking miR-124 were less successful than wild-type males at mating with female flies, and were almost always rejected if a female fly was given a choice between a mutant male and a wild-type male.
The Vatican almost always rejects such measures.
In fact, conglomerateurs almost always reject the term.
Future historians almost always reject this kind of excuse-making, and I suspect that this will happen with Wal-Mart, despite your claims to its innocence.Matthew WellsOttawaSIR – After living in Germany for a decade, my husband and I relocated to Florida in 1998.
But what could be considered "unflattering" (by the same reasoning) is the fact that if our American system of government is so gosh-darned exceptional, why do newborn democracies almost always reject it in favor of the system we ourselves rejected over two centuries ago?
I personally always rejected that moment.
