Sentence examples for has almost never gone from inspiring English sources

For one thing, the bond market has almost never gone south two years in a row.

A bit nervously, Mr. Halpern remarked that he had almost never gone inside any courtroom — much less the Supreme Court — during his career.

And all the familiar inflators of bubbles came along: cheap, easy, and imprudent debt; the presumption that medallion prices could never go down (because, well, they had almost never gone down); and the cartoonish greed of a few participants.

In a year and a half of campaigning, Trump has almost never bothered to go beyond boasts and random notions to delineate a serious plan for anything.

Inequality has almost never been worse.

The Fed has almost never predicted recessions correctly.

The run defense had almost never been the culprit.

Mark had almost never ridden them.

And as millions of owners have discovered, it almost never goes down and rarely stays flat.

What happens is that when people get into trouble with making payments but their houses have appreciated in value, they almost never go to foreclosure.

I've learned that life will almost never go exactly as planned and that the goal of perfection is on the highest of unreachable pedestals, but that doesn't mean I will stop trying to achieve it (but not in an insane way à la Black Swan).