Sentence examples for almost never attend from inspiring English sources

Around 50% of Australians almost never attend religious services, and just over 50% would refer to themselves as a religious person (World Values Survey 2005/2006).

This is in contrast to the United States, where only around 25% of people claim to almost never attend religious services and where over 72% would refer to themselves as a religious person (World Values Survey 2005/2006).

There's also the declining influence of religion in Scottish society; 52percentt of Scots now say they aren't religious, according to the most recent Scottish Social Attitudes Survey, and two thirds of those who are say they never or almost never attend services.

Teachers said Mr. Williams almost never attended school assemblies, sporting events and Local School Council meetings.

Laura deplored the whole circus surrounding Evelyn's fame and almost never attended official occasions with him.

Although he was elected president of the American Historical Association, and duly served, Morison almost never attended its meetings.

Buss said that Sterling almost never attends games that are Lakers home games, and that he was upset when the Lakers beat the Clippers in the preseason and the summer league.

Fees in the health centres are high and very often out of reach for rural women, which explains why so many of them – almost 20 per cent – never attend a single antenatal class in a centre.

You almost never see that.

Participation in Passover Seders has declined: 14 percent of households never attend one, almost twice as many as a decade ago.

A survey by Ellison Research found that almost one third ― 31percentt of men -- never attend church, even on holidays.