Sentence examples for almost never more from inspiring English sources

Less is almost never more.

The typical sentence for fraud in England is four years, and almost never more than ten.

Researchers note that the smartphone is almost never more than three feet away from its user.

We do have a truck, and it does go on trips, but they are almost never more than a single day.

An individual (or maybe two, almost never more) found a play he or she believed in, raised the necessary money to produce it and hoped for the best.

At one time or another, said Wangsheng Li, who was once a general manager of the 38th Street Evergreen, Mr. Qian was associated with most of the Evergreens, though almost never more than one at a time.

I only began drinking the caffeinated elixir after college, and almost never consume more than one cup a day, as more will render me a jittery maniac, thus igniting my hypochondria and forcing me to repeatedly ask those around me if what I'm feeling is normal.

And if there was some kind of problem it almost never lasted more than a day".

The greatest teams almost never win more than 3 games out of every 5 they play.

Even in the troubled world of state and municipal pension funds, pensions almost never cost more than payrolls.

One in three South Carolina voters is black, but Republican candidates almost never draw more than 5percentt of the black vote.