Sentence examples for be almost off from inspiring English sources

There are three qualitatively different situations to consider: the solution can be close to the threshold and approach the threshold as steepness increases (red line), or the gene can be almost off (green line) or almost constitutively on (magenta line), the differences being accentuated for higher steepness.

Your left foot should be almost off the ground, with just the toes touching.

Your right foot should be almost off the ground, with just the toes touching.

By the 1340s necklines had become so wide that they were almost off the shoulder.

The People is almost off the radar, plummeting from 2.9m to 0.74m.

My energy is down, but still in a normal range, my stress level is almost off the scale.

All the while, Cohen was almost off the radar as she worked to get back into shape.

First of all, social issues have fallen in voter priority so far that they're almost off the chart.

Perpetually suicidal, and with a sprinkling of intuitive genius, he's almost off the bleak end of the maverick-cop spectrum.

"Soldiers are a mobile population; bases are almost off limits for state regulators," said Joseph M. Belth, emeritus professor of insurance at Indiana University and editor of The Insurance Forum, an independent periodical.

Just a few years ago the red seaweeds seemed so different from plants that they were almost off the edge of life's genealogical tree.