Sentence examples for coming to almost from inspiring English sources

Jeremy Lefroy, the Conservative MP for Stafford, said at the time: "It seems to me that, because these organisations see DfID's budget as, indeed, increasing this year and then stable, it is often the country that they are coming to almost first for that.

And 42-volt systems are coming to almost every carmaker.

Having followed the commercial Web since its beginnings, I have often found myself coming to almost subconscious conclusions about the companies with sites I look at.

Absolute zero is the lowest possible temperature, at which motion comes to almost a complete stop.

The total advance guarantees may come to almost double the budget.

At the same time, his economic reforms have so far come to almost nothing.

The damage done by the halting of construction work on new refineries came to almost $46bn.

One image that, until recently, came to almost no one's mind was a railway.

At the start of the program, the amount in outstanding tickets came to almost $6.5 million.

Beyond the medical costs, the couple is taxed on 85 percent of their Social Security benefits, which come to almost $58,000.

Average wages for a factory worker, combined with social security costs, came to almost $350 a month in Shanghai in 2005 and almost $250 a month in Shenzhen.