Sentence examples for almost because of from inspiring English sources

"Almost" because of yes, Greece.

Only almost, because of the elephant in The Kitchen.

None the less, one has to say "almost" because of Judt's strange reluctance to give the Stalinist spade its real name.

(I say almost because of Carmen Fortier, a scholarship girl from the Bronx, who appears — chewing gum — on page 86 of the first book of the series, and is never seen again).

"It is essentially an impossible question to answer almost because of the fact that we've never been here before," said Arturo Perez, a budget specialist with the National Conference of State Legislatures.

Perkins, a supporter of the No More Page Three campaign, said: "I think it will stop, but not because of political pressure – because people will say, 'Isn't that a bit stupid?' It's almost because of the rise of pornography that people will see it as a quaint sort of silliness".

An enlargement of the study population is nevertheless almost impossible because of an almost 100% implementation of therapeutic hypothermia in the participating hospitals today.

We know what we know about extinct vertebrates almost entirely because of the mineralization of their bones.

I almost refused, because of my suspicion about herb ice cream.

This was a frightening near miss, a potentially fatal condition almost undiagnosed because of our anchoring bias.

It's almost relevant because of the person whose autograph has been deemed most valuable.