Sentence examples for means that almost from inspiring English sources

Neglect of infrastructure means that almost 10% of the population lacks access to clean drinking water.

Making the trade illegal means that almost all of the poppies will go to producing heroin.

If you turn that around it means that almost 80percentt do have it.

That means that almost anything goes, as long as it happens quietly and is not political.

That means that almost €5bn was mismanaged, embezzled, used improperly, or was otherwise "mistaken" last year.

This means that almost all of the rare variants developed after the three populations had split apart.

Inside the organisation, the archiving system means that almost anything more than 15 days old will have been stored somewhere.

Still, that means that almost four in every ten Chrome users still fail to heed these warnings.

"This means that almost one in four boys who have college-educated parents cannot read a newspaper with understanding," she wrote.

His indictment by the International Criminal Court at The Hague for alleged genocide in Darfur, Sudan's embattled western province, means that almost no Western aid is coming in.

But there are now more university places than applicants in Japan, which means that almost anyone who wants to attend can.