Sentence examples for almost never before from inspiring English sources

Today's teens are simultaneously catered to like almost never before, and in some crucial ways, undervalued.

She needs him and any other senator who can be made to rain dollars upon New York, which is thirsty for them like almost never before.

Reading chemical clues etched in coral up to 130,000 years old, geologists say it appears that El Niño and La Niña, the pulses of warm and cool Pacific waters that can lead to Indonesian droughts and Idaho blizzards, have almost never before reached the sustained intensity seen in the past century.

To make this episode we sifted through a treasure trove of Hi8 and VHS tapes, including raw Keenan Milton and Gino Iannucci footage and an (almost) never-before-seen Fun Skateboards video.

You also get to see his almost never-before-seen home run celebration!

Despite this astonishing cache of almost-never-before-seen-if-possibly-slightly-fishy documents, Thompson's account of Ripley's life relies, too, and at times heavily, on press clippings, including "Odd Man," Hellman's two-part New Yorker Profile of Ripley.

And yet, according to Zaramella, Italian authorities rarely perform panel tests, and almost never on oil before it is sold.

"We've almost never seen it before in Afghanistan," he said.

Entertainment moguls usually come from the film business, sometimes from TV, almost never from the record industry: never before David Geffen has a man emerged from the recording industry to become one of the elite of the American mogulocracy.

In fact, Stage 0 was almost never detected before the advent of mammography screening.

Prosecutors say they now have access to precinct-level commanders they almost never had before.