Sentence examples for almost always translated from inspiring English sources

The are almost always translated.

That's how it's almost always translated in the Bible.

While one shouldn't put too much stock in the site crashing, it's a solid indicator that, like Iger said, the interest is there for Rogue One, and interest almost always translates to solid box office returns.

It's also a full moon which -- whether you're the Zodiac type or not -- almost always translates into a boost of activity on labor and delivery floors around the world.

Less competition in an industry almost always translates to higher prices, worse service and less innovation.

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The formula usually works: Score four goals on the best goalie in the world and it almost always translates to a win.

The food varies depending on where you are in the state, but when people use the term "Texas barbecue" it almost always translates the Central Texas-style of cooking brisket low and slow over indirect heat.

The rash of books on presidents Reagan, Bush, Clinton, and most recently with Nixon, as with The Obamas, that purport to tell all about their foibles, insecurities, the behind the scenes squabbles and domestic or sexual quirks, are guaranteed to be big hits and will almost always translate into jingling cash registers at book stores, and in online sales.

Integrating data from different systems biology data sources almost always translates into further data curation, which may be prone to errors, and needs extensive domain expertise.

I've always translated myself.