Sentence examples for it may almost from inspiring English sources
Shinui's sudden popularity -- polls suggest that it may almost triple its present six seats -- has inflamed Israel's longstanding dispute between secular and religious Jews.
In matte wool it gains a medieval sense of importance, although it may almost be too much at home.
If Hogg's suggestion this week helps to shift policy towards a rational, pragmatic approach, it may almost make the whole experiment of elected police commissioners worthwhile.
It may almost be too late for the French photo team known as Pierre et Gilles to get the credit they deserve in the United States.
It may almost be a form of revenge that the hundreds of threads criss-crossing the paintings' surfaces create cascades of spidery lines that put the sloppy painting to shame.
Indeed, discussing the matter as a mere speculative question, and looking at it apart from the pressing necessities of the country, it may almost be affirmed that the session just concluded has been far more favourable for the permanent growth of free-trade principles, than even a course of legislative action.
In Reynolds v. United States (1878) the Supreme Court used these words to declare that "it may be accepted almost as an authoritative declaration of the scope and effect of the amendment thus secured.
3. Unpredictable drought involves an abnormal rainfall failure; it may occur almost anywhere but is most characteristic of humid and subhumid climates.
Sure, it may look almost identical to the Nexus One – and sure, it might be an almost spec-for-spec match.
It may be almost 90 years old, but The Great Gatsby is as apposite as ever.
