Sentence examples for had almost never been from inspiring English sources

The run defense had almost never been the culprit.

Neuroscience did not exist: the biological connections to the mind had almost never been explored.

Like Ukraine, which had almost never been an independent state until 1991, the land that is now Belarus was always dominated by other powers: Russia, but also Poland and the old Duchy of Lithuania.

New York Times environment reporter Coral Davenport said in 2017 that she had almost never been granted access to career staffers at the EPA in a decade of covering that agency, a claim consistent with my and others' experiences.

Her videos and occasional installation pieces had almost never been shown in New York (although she has lived here since 1983), and her contribution to the 2002 Biennial had almost zero impact.

While in theory Mr. Spitzer could face charges of violating the Mann Act, a 1910 law, Mr. Stillman said it had almost never been used in modern times against customers, only those involved in managing a prostitution operation.

Inequality has almost never been worse.

Despite availability of neuroepidemiological data, urban rural differences on neurological diseases have almost never been considered.

"This, however, has almost never been the case," he said.

He has almost never been the victim of racism himself.

Such superior energy storage performance and steady electrochemical behaviors under high strain (150% maximum) have almost never been reported before.