Sentence examples for almost needless from inspiring English sources

Almost needless to say, there are different styles of making it.

So almost needless to say, we are not in favour of a rate cut.

Those opportunities, it is almost needless to say, belied Spain's control of possession and general menace when they had it.

Almost needless to say,  the industry — most of it, anyway[2] — and its representatives are fighting these regulations and trying to stall their implementation with all their power.

This is what happened to the attempt to reach agreement with the tobacco companies over lawsuits against them; and it is what happened, almost needless to say, over campaign-finance reform.Hope from the statesDebate did not simply evaporate because Mr Clinton was distracted, though that did not help.

Nor, almost needless to say, does it overawe US forces.

It converts brain signals sensed through the skin into motion, enabling handicapped people to walk around and lift heavy objects almost effortlessly (needless to say, the suit supports its own weight).

I almost rather died!" Needless to say, for years I regaled all who would listen with my Katharine Graham story.

Almost all this advertising, needless to say, is negative.Where previously there was hope and change, in short, there is now fear and loathing.

The entire hike, all the way around the rim, is almost four miles so needless to say, we didn't hike all of it.

The diced tomatoes were fresh, firm and, needless to say, almost flavorless.