Sentence examples for almost entirely more from inspiring English sources

By contrast, Trump's was almost entirely more negative than positive, and it remained that way for the majority of the speech.

Due to the low quality of self-report data, the extreme lack of objectively measured PA/ST data on SA women, including Bangladeshi and Pakistani women, and absence of ST data almost entirely, more research using objective measures is needed to investigate levels and patterns of PA and ST among SA women.

Absent these reforms, you're likely to face a re-election fight in which you have to defend a congressional agenda crafted almost entirely by more senior Democrats who are more interested in sticking it to the other party than in forging bipartisan solutions.

Daumier's colossal gifts included personal caricature, though in his later life he dealt almost entirely in more general social satire.

He attributed it almost entirely to more precise measuring — not to shoreline erosion or to rising sea levels caused by global warming.

These census tracts on the east side of the Anacostia River are home to roughly 145,000 residents, almost entirely black, more than half of whom live in households making under $35,000 a year.

This is because "Feed the Animals" is composed almost entirely of more than 200 samples of other artists' music, ranging from Lil Wayne to Kenny Loggins — none of which Gillis has obtained permission to use.

These are groups whose organisational structure is almost entirely automated, more like a queuing system and a repository and a mailing list than a political movement or even a street-gang.

To that effect, I believe that Yasser Arafat, whom I view as almost entirely corrupt, more deserved a Nobel Peace Prize for dying in 2004, than he did for reaching his "agreement" with Yitzhak Rabin in the Oslo Accords in September 1993.

The only published study of patterns of care and survival from bone tumours in adults concerned patients with OS from the South Thames Regions of England registered during 1963 82, almost entirely before the more recent increase in survival of young patients associated with more effective chemotherapy (Gill et al, 1988).

RIF's local affiliates raise about $6 million, Ms. Rasco said, which goes almost entirely to buying more books.