Sentence examples for almost never exists from inspiring English sources

Lighting design occupies a peculiar niche -- an art that is ephemeral and intangible, that almost never exists by itself.

Elevators almost never exist in two- or three-story buildings, and rarely even in structures of five or more floors.

But the shanty towns that mushroomed in public parks and on the banks of rivers shocked a society in which homelessness almost never existed.

This is why, according to her mathematical tests, inclusive fitness can be applied only under very specific biological circumstances, which almost never exist.

A theoretical hierarchy that almost never existed in practice could be drawn starting from the powiat sejmiks, and moving upwards to ziemia, voivodeship, general (of several voivodeships) and provincial sejmiks ending with the final, national sejm.

He went on to take the opportunity to stress, "I'm also hoping that this statement in court might remind people that the so-called 'close friends' or 'close sources' on which these stories claim to be based almost never exist".

In the following we discuss ODEs conditions ensuring that there exists only one CPN; but it will almost never be the one we get by the naive translation.

And every time I think of my friendship with Gotti I think of Chicken and every time I think of Bugz Bunny I think of Chicken and whenever I think of South Kilburn I think of Chicken, and there's basically no trace of him and what happened to him out there other than peoples' memories – no one got arrested, you can't get any Google results for him, it's almost like he never existed.

-HINDUSTAN PROVERB Later never exists.

In the country of Keynes's birth, it's almost as if he never existed.

"But at Citi Field, it's almost like the Giants never existed".