Sentence examples for almost never has a from inspiring English sources

The government wants to divide up unused concessions owned by Total, a French company, and sell them to other enterprises.But the combination of abundance and weak government almost never has a happy outcome in Africa.

And he almost never has a good word for his subjects' forays into non-gay themes.This seems to be driven by his conviction, stated in the epilogue, that "a gay man who writes nothing but straight stories works with his heart only half connected".

The driver is also centered in the cab relative to the road, a unique twist on vehicle design in general, but a logical one for a car class that almost never has a passenger.

And they should find little reason for fear: political crisis in Thailand almost never has an impact on visitors, and tensions have lessened, making repeat airport closures unlikely.

Generally speaking, I almost never have a cocktail at brunch.

It was weirdly smart, too; you almost never had a false hit.

We do a lot of bird-watching up in the country, but we almost never have a chance to people-watch.

Rising stars are dissected quickly, while they're rising, the result being that they almost never  have a moment of unfettered glory.

We almost never had a television, but we always made regular pilgrimages to the library and came home with pillowcases filled with books.

Belgrade is an unlikely destination for record shopping; we've almost never had a proper record shop with current dance music releases.

"If you knew exactly where everything was, you would almost never have a problem," says Marlon Sorge, a space-debris specialist at the Aerospace Corporation in El Segundo, California.