Sentence examples for almost experiment from inspiring English sources

"We always have to, sort of, almost experiment with this," Mr. Devitre said yesterday.

They were almost experiments, because the code had not yet been enacted.

Today we can see an almost laboratory experiment on a global scale of why Keynes was right and his detractors wrong.

The programme, which selected children by lottery, provided researchers with an almost perfect experiment, akin to the "pill-placebo" studies used to judge the efficacy of new medicines.

In debates, she seemed almost to experiment with attack lines, few of which seemed spontaneous, and Obama was deft at arguing that the attacks on him were examples of "old politics".

Almost every experiment produced a new discovery.

Using this approach, almost any experiment (hardware system) could be connected to the server.

But you had all the tools that were well honed, so almost any experiment you did was going to find something new and interesting.

Whether or not it's approached as a research project, "a batch of beer is almost an experiment every time you make it," Schmidlin says.

So little was known in those days that almost every experiment led to a discovery.

Why could these almost painless experiments not have been carried out on humans?