The phrase "almost no responsibilities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where someone has very few obligations or duties to fulfill.
Example: "After retiring, she enjoyed a life with almost no responsibilities, allowing her to travel and explore new hobbies."
Alternatives: "barely any responsibilities" or "few responsibilities."
FED CREDIBILITY The Fed still has accepted almost no responsibility for its mistakes during the housing bubble.
Audrey Gaughran, director of global issues and research for Amnesty International, said: "It's extremely disappointing – there's almost no responsibility shared.
"This is very different to what I was used to in Poland.... Historically, researchers didn't have much money, but at the same time there was almost no responsibility.
The original broadcast contained a small subplot involving Kevin and a new paper shredder from Staples Inc., where Kevin talks about how he is given almost no responsibility at work but is content as long as they let him shred documents.
But until then it had taken almost no responsibility for its role in the scandal, and even its apology contained hardly any internal reckoning over the fact that the most successful period in U.S. women's gymnastics history ― a team gold in 1996 and two more in 2012 and 2016 ― occurred under the specter of sexual abuse with which the USOC and USA Gymnastics were complicit.
The two extreme cases are data containers (classes that are nothing but glorified data structures and have almost no identifiable responsibilities) and god classes (procedural monsters that assume too many responsibilities).
I spent almost four hours yesterday with no responsibilities.
As things stand, he complained, Iran's president has heavy responsibilities but almost no executive power.
Reprints Related items Easy to loseJan 22nd 2004 Wall Street's messy reforms: Dog's dinnerNov 14th 2002Oddly, this huge and critically important industry is overseen by an assortment of regulators whose overlapping responsibilities are understood by almost no one.
