Sentence examples for almost terminal from inspiring English sources
A year ago the party seemed in almost terminal decline; but now, once again, it appears the most obvious party of government.
On the principle of "polluter pays" offending media groups could, within reason, be forced to carry the costs of any investigation affecting their newspapers......This inquiry will doubtless devote many hours to debating the almost terminal tension between the right to privacy and the public's right to know.
The diagnosis was based on the following morphological features of the parasite: body length = 85.1 mm; maximum body width = 0.545 mm; esophagus = 0.895 mm long; vulva a little behind the esophagus; tail = 0.10 mm long, almost terminal; and cuticle with longitudinal combs on the surface.
The shameless, knowing, look-you-in-the-face, unintermediated lie is much rarer; and when found out, almost invariably terminal.
These pathological processes usually lead to progressive and irreversible changes in the lung architecture resulting in progressive respiratory insufficiency and an almost universally terminal outcome in a relatively short period of time.
Acute CGS12066B decreases 5-HT synthesis rates in brain areas known to contain solely 5-HT1B receptors (e.g. the median of the nucleus caudatus and the nucleus accumbens) [ 68], while TFMPP decreases 5-HT synthesis in almost all terminal areas.
Irrespective of mechanisms involved in the critical region, almost all terminal deletions originating at Xq13 are associated with primary amenorrhea, lack of breast development and complete ovarian failure (Simpson and Rajkovic, 1999; Simpson, 2008).
Visa also confirmed that there will be "almost 160,000 terminals in Europe, including the 70,000 shops, bars, and restaurants in the UK," all of which will work with this special new "Olympics phone".
Almost all terminals have a Harrods.
I have heard the most conservative of clients wax eloquent about the terminal while denigrating almost every other example of modern architecture (including our holy grail, the Seagram Building).
