Sentence examples for almost habitual from inspiring English sources

"There are concerns about economy, the notorious project delays and almost habitual cancellations-not to mention the corruption".

Mistakes have become almost habitual for the tenth-year vet, and he rarely exhibits rapid instincts in coverage.

"Oh, by the way, there's something I meant to tell you," says Rebecca, an almost habitual response to her husband's queries.

But without detracting from what is Hamilton's almost habitual brilliancethese days, the most interesting element of Sunday's race was the battle for the spoils at Red Bull, with Ricciardo once again proving too fast for Vettel, his four-times world champion team-mate.

The science shows that the more you do something, the stronger the pathways in the brain become and the easier it becomes; it becomes almost habitual.

She believed that she would be able to make him a better lover, so she put up with the almost habitual emotional abuse.

This is the thing you learn about habitual country drinkers.

And now this stance had become habitual, almost a duty.

The "M.V.P.!" chants at the Garden have become habitual, almost perfunctory.

These are the habitual, almost imperceptible limitations on our freedom, from choosing where to sit on public transport, to planning what kinds of clothes to wear if we know we're coming home late at night.

The sheer ubiquity of the sites, and what is now almost a lifetime of habitual Internet accessibility, might explain why the majority of college students tell McCabe they don't think copying a sentence or two from the Web is a big deal.