Sentence examples for almost recognises from inspiring English sources
Mr Kissinger said he was uneasy about the agreement, arguing that it "almost recognises Iran as a 'threshold' nuclear country".
AS THE Fed almost, nearly recognises, a shortfall in aggregate demand is constraining employment growth.
Almost everyone recognises that the present structure of Nato is obese and outdated.
It recognises almost any image, including logos, landmarks, books, products, artwork and text.
The Labour government will have to face up to the fact that, as almost everyone now recognises, the current arrangement of 43 different police forces is inefficient and requires reorganisation.
Almost anybody that recognises me asks about that flick – most of the players got mad but we shook hands on the pitch afterwards and Roberto Carlos told me it was a nice move – such a sportsman".
The story of Messiah, as Keates recognises, is almost at its most interesting after Handel's death.
Richard O'Kelly, now first-team coach at City, has played and worked alongside O'Driscoll for almost 30 years and recognises his head-strong mentality.
Having consulted and read widely (the multitude of references almost overburdens her prose) she recognises the value of living in the moment...the timeless present.
Snowden, who recognises he is almost certainly kept under surveillance by the Russians and the US, met the Guardian at a hotel within walking distance of Red Square.
He also brings out the quality of such self-effacing commanders as the American admirals Nimitz and Spruance, as well as the British General Slim, whose victory in an appalling campaign Hastings regretfully recognises as an almost irrelevant sideshow.
