Sentence examples for almost every recent from inspiring English sources

Almost every recent example of a contested convention has ended badly for the party concerned.

ALMOST every recent Greek finance minister has been an Athens university economics professor moonlighting as a politician.

The opposition retorts that the Albanian press has linked members of Mr Berisha's family with almost every recent scandal.

Kyle Bornheimer, who has been in a new comedy almost every recent season ("Perfect Couples"), is the son.

By the end of last year, he had represented at least one client in almost every recent Washington legal skirmish.

That debate has been prominent in the 2016 campaign, primarily targeting Donald Trump, but it has existed in almost every recent presidential election.

What distinguishes "You Can Count on Me" from almost every other recent American film is its modesty.

It is that message of positivity – even the repetition of the line he has ended almost every other recent event with: "I will not take the low road to the highest office in the land" – that managed to break through for Republicans, in Ohio at least.

But they note that insistence on binding commitments by all countries at the same time runs counter to a principle that has shaped almost every other recent environmental treaty: cleanups should be started by prosperous countries because they created the bulk of the problem and have the money and technology to fix it.

Zooming out a bit further, it is interesting to note that both Curve and Monzo — and almost every other recent consumer fintech play — are aiming to become the single convergence platform to help you manage your money via a central UI that connects to all of the other financial services you use.

But when she visited Harlem, as she did almost every day until recent years, everybody greeted her.