Sentence examples for at all often from inspiring English sources

Developmental psychologists, when they treated old age at all, often regarded it as a period of withdrawal.

Discussions about the end of life, when they happen at all, often focus on what would happen if someone becomes irreversibly comatose or faces a terminal disease.

Indeed, the question of whether "equity and income" is a discrete mutual fund group at all often depends on whom you ask.

According to Paul Breslin, a Monell researcher who studies the effect of radiation therapy on taste, people who cannot taste at all often have to be coaxed or fed by tube, because they lose their desire for nutrition.

Amnesty International defines them as "when people are forced out of their homes and off their land against their will, with little notice or none at all, often with the threat or use of violence".

More important is the fact that as many as 45% of households made up of adults of working age don't have any retirement savings at all, often because their employer doesn't offer a 401k plan.

But the result is that planes, ships, cars and trucks all often travel at speeds far above maximum fuel efficiency.

Back home in the north, such records were played at all-nighters, often in huge venues, such as the Wigan Casino.

But for various reasons, ranging from the lack of security in Iraq to bureaucratic red tape, the projects in that huge pot of money have taken so much longer to begin than initially promised that Iraqis -- those who have heard about the work at all -- often have a hard time believing that they will ever really happen.

Or any verdict at all, it often seems.

If they save at all, they often do so with gold.