Sentence examples for as do almost from inspiring English sources

Today, almost 40 percent of men in professional jobs work 50 or more hours a week, as do almost a quarter of men in middle-income occupations.

I asked these same questions about race and fairness of Connerly, who does favor preferences based on socioeconomic status (as do almost 85percentt of Americans, according to a 2005 New York Times poll).

True, Archaeopteryx, like the earlier Aurornis (Godefroit et al.[2013]), Anchiornis (Hu et al.[2009]), and Xiaotingia (Xu et al.[2011]), had a robust furcula (wishbone), as do almost all modern flying birds, whereas it is reduced in most flightless birds and entirely lacking in Deinonychus (Ostrom [1979]).

She believes, as do almost all psychologists, that an individual's interpretations and judgments are influenced in subtle and not so subtle ways by his or her identity, that our brains are shaped by experience, education, and identity.

Putting aside that WaPo uses cookies on its blog, as do almost all online businesses, we need to be clear that civil liberties proponents should focus on NSA overreach, not the existence of behavioral advertising.

A subset (~10 15 %) of GISTs in adults lack mutations in the KIT and PDGFRA genes, as do almost all pediatric cases [ 8, 9].

By 2001, almost 4% of Andersen's clients had to restate revenue, as did almost 5% of those of Deloitte and PricewaterhouseCoopers.

Ms. Mayawati belongs to the Chamar, or Jatav caste, traditionally leather workers, as did almost half of the party's voters last year in assembly elections.

In University A, the sample was mainly drawn from postgraduate courses, almost all of the face-to-face students already had a degree, as did almost half of the distance students.

Hopefully, our study will serve as a benchmark to design appropriate clinical trials testing the efficacy of this intervention in people who report drinking <0.5 L of water per day, as did almost 20% of the participants in this cohort.

There was little evidence of clinical depression in this cohort, and most of those whose scores suggested a borderline category improved by programme completion (83%), as did almost all of the few whose scores at recruitment suggested clinical depression (83%).