Sentence examples for could almost do from inspiring English sources
That time they [Facebook] could almost do no wrong.
"You could almost do what I would term a 'good bank/bad bank' type of scenario".
We could almost do without television these days, but radio is reliable.
Though de Villiers and Amla at top pace could almost do the job tonight.
But the fact that it's accepted, a campaign, once we understood that, we could almost do it with more lightheartedness.
"My parents are so used to the road up to Exeter they could almost do it in their sleep.
I could have almost done it last year, and the year before that, if I hadn't had those cuts".
But the Czech capital has now gained a reputation for something it could almost certainly do without: it appears to be an international centre for badly behaved Brits abroad.
First, one could almost certainly do better by replacing PSNR with a structured similarity image metric (SSIM), but PSNR is both simpler and more well-defined.
His argument is fairly simple: we could almost certainly do without all of these jobs, but "the ruling class has figured out that a happy and productive population with free time on their hands is a mortal danger".
At this stage, Allied could have – and almost does – summon up a bit of intimate suspense, some Hitchcockian suspicion, and Knight does in fact unveil an interesting further twist: another level of potential bad faith.
