Sentence examples for almost habitually from inspiring English sources

With Chelsea in transition — some might say disarray — Arsenal struggling with a transfer policy that almost habitually lets its best players leave every summer, and Liverpool embarking on reconstruction, the arrival of a compelling narrative in Manchester has been a welcome one.

Since zinc is involved in almost all-metal polishing and metallurgical works, zinc ions are most habitually encountered in wastewater treatment (Pejic et al. 2008).

Defeat for Mr Frei, Chile's president from 1994 to 2000, would overturn Chile's stable political divide, with almost 60% habitually backing the centre-left and some 40% the right.

Some of the de Sousas' Canadian doctors, however, thought they were seeking care in the States unnecessarily and habitually — almost addictively.

Almost as if we habitually privatize government benefits and socialize private liability in this country, or something?

Compared to almost-never drinkers, men habitually drinking black tea more than once/day had an increased relative risk (RR) for rectal cancer (RR = 4.2).

It occurs almost entirely underwater only so the habitually cross-dressing rabbit can sing "Would It Be Wrong?" as a mermaid.

I can still meet someone my age or even younger and think they're old; I habitually forget I'm almost 65.

His blue eyes blazing from across the table, usually at one of Los Angeles's almost-New York delis, he would habitually order a hollowed out bagel, white fish, only if it was moist, and always one slice of "toe-mah'-toe.

Habitually think about your responses and reactions to circumstances.

This suggests that the functional ability of the upper limb needs to be almost perfect before patients will begin to habitually engage the arm in daily activities.