Sentence examples for almost never the answer from inspiring English sources

Simplicity is almost never the answer for the Friedbergers.

While that may apply in your local Indian or Italian restaurant, abroad it is almost never the answer; 10 per cent is either way too much or rather too little.

All it takes is one shortcut burning you to realize that shortcuts are almost never the answer.

Counselling Medication is almost never the whole answer to sexual problems: half of men who begin Viagra or Cialis are no longer taking it after a year.

Instead, some awards have a strong track record of picking the Oscar winners in their categories, whereas others almost never get the answer right (here's looking at you, Los Angeles Film Critics Association).

This is almost never the case.

Nicholas Bequelin, a senior researcher at Human Rights Watch, told me that "these announcements are less than convincing — pronouncements that 'the facts are clear, the defendants have confessed' are essentially boilerplate, and they almost never answer the questions raised by the cases, such as what was the exact sequence of events".

The royal household almost never deigns to answer allegations but the crown prince himself also made an equally rare public denial to the book's allegations last week.

To be most effective, the practice of EBM must occur in real-time at the point of patient care because physicians almost never seek answers to clinical questions after the clinical session ends [ 2, 3].

Sure these Telemarketers almost never answer their phones but it will tie up both their lines and fill their voicemail, which will eat up their time.

Such questions can almost never be answered with certainty because, a few examples notwithstanding (e.g., strawberries, pecans, sugar beets, rubber), most plants and animals were first domesticated long before the beginning of recorded history (Diamond 2002; Wilkes 2004).