Sentence examples for meant that almost from inspiring English sources

Which meant that almost anyone could do a picture.

Taken together, those results meant that almost 95percentt of the payments had not been properly documented.

But this meant that almost our entire US team, including myself, would willingly work ourselves out of our jobs.

That meant that almost all of his brokers were at their desks when Flight 11 hit: "Everyone who made money for the firm was there".

That remarkable act of selective self-suppression has meant that almost no one under the age of 44 has seen it in this country.

Stuff was cheaper: a mattress that cost fifty dollars in 1815 (which meant that almost no one owned one) cost five in 1848 (and everyone slept better).

And I'm afraid I mean that almost literally.

Controls mean that almost everyone self-censors to some degree.

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

Entrenched corruption and an over-burdened judiciary mean that almost nothing gets done when it should.

For fans, such verdicts mean that almost any victor can later be knocked from the podium.