Sentence examples for almost never accurate from inspiring English sources

Historical comparisons are almost never accurate.

Respiratory rate, which is almost never accurate, 26 and temperature, which needs to be measured when the patient complains of infectious symptoms, are commonly measured vital signs that could easily be eliminated to provide the 30 60 s necessary to collect and record a PA vital sign that is sure to have a higher impact on patient health.

In fact, this stereotype almost never serves as an accurate description of an active online citizen.

He rarely used metaphors or similes; always chose the simplest, most accurate words; almost never wrote stories longer than 10 pages – and yet created some of the most unusual and complex fiction of the last century.

Cashman almost never reveals specifics of trade talks, but he said most reports of interested teams have been accurate.

Numbers are never accurate".

Almost never.

This almost never happens.

They almost never touched.

"And now almost never.

Almost never corrects them.