Sentence examples for given to almost from inspiring English sources

One was a long questionnaire given to almost every woman who gave birth in West Jerusalem between 1974 and 1976.

"I believe that I and my work were subjected to treatment which would not have been given to almost any other person," Hitchens wrote to the BBC Trust.

(The Observer Food Monthly once again publishes comic strips by Deighton). Meanwhile, the great Katharine Whitehorn was contributing columns that would eventually become Cooking in a Bedsitter, a volume seemingly given to almost every new student setting off for university.

Dr. James Andrews, a widely known sports medicine orthopedist in Gulf Breeze, Fla., wanted to test his suspicion that M.R.I.'s, the scans given to almost every injured athlete or casual exerciser, might be a bit misleading.

Meanwhile, the great Katharine Whitehorn was contributing columns that would eventually become Cooking in a Bedsitter, a volume seemingly given to almost every new student setting off for university.

I found him remarkably frank and unfiltered, in a way that is rare these days, and he was often given to almost working things out in mid-air – his mouth running faster than his brain as he tried to decide how he truly felt about a subject, about all the contradictions and confusions that make up a man.

Buffett, who made his $73bn fortune from investments, gave away $2.8bn in 2014 to take his lifetime giving to almost $23bn.

In fact, "yeah, sure" is probably the safest answer for a casual member of staff to give to almost any request from the faculty.

Preventive treatment was almost exclusively given to children with immigrant background.

Since 2000, Tox Ambassadors have given presentations to almost 4,000 K 12 students in western Washington.

On Mr Bush's watch, giving to Africa has almost quadrupled, by some estimates.