Sentence examples for are almost solely from inspiring English sources

The Supreme Court and the appellate courts are almost solely courts of review.

The latest figures, showing the recovery remains on track, are almost solely the result of the weak euro boosting Italian, Spanish and French exports.

In ports such as New Bedford and Gloucester, Mass., which are almost solely dependent on these species, some fishermen went out of business.

President Obama's responses to David Leonhardt's questions about health care are almost solely about the individual physician treating the individual patient — the already ill — and payment for one-on-one care of the ill.

"Now, the Federal Capital Territory [Abuja] and most of the 36 states that have been created are almost solely dependent on the oil money that is distributed by central government.

At the Innovation Centre alone, 48 full-time staff members including 17 research officers and 17 technical officers are almost solely dedicated to project management and research related to fuel cell and hydrogen systems.

Mr. Crawford's presence was almost solely responsible for the show's advance sales.

But that increase is almost solely because of last year's tax cuts.

The title itself, for example, is almost solely due to Sassoon.

But in the Capitol, the talk is almost solely about the governor's problems.

He was almost solely responsible for the advent of bump-and-run defense in the N.F.L.