Sentence examples for historically almost from inspiring English sources

"Both [Mecca and Medina] are historically almost finished.

Historically, almost every culture has recognized the existence of such a faculty.

"Historically, almost everything we do is in partnership with other people," says Latham.

Historically, almost every country dependent on the export of oil has answered this question in the same way: badly.

Sami Angawi, a renowned architect from the Jeddah-based Hajj Reutersh Centre, tolast years last year: "Both [Mecca and Medina] are historically almost finished.

Historically, almost one out of every four justices had previously served in Congress.

But when it comes to promoting themselves, newspapers have historically been almost completely uninterested.

In the Iowa caucus, expectations have historically mattered almost as much as actual results.

Conversely, indicators like the unemployment rate have historically had almost no correlation with election results despite their self-evident importance.

This has long been true for Hollywood power brokers, who have historically shown almost no interest in the standard civic groups, and now the attitude seems to be spreading to emerging ethnic groups.

With Paisley now out of the way (a man who historically generated almost as much loathing and mistrust within the more Ulster Unionist Party than among nationalists) a pathway could be cleared leading towards unionist-fusion.