Sentence examples for only do almost from inspiring English sources

The exceptions prove the rule: not only do almost all great artists offer both distinctively, but they even make the forging of their style inseparable from their subjects.

Not only do almost all infected persons harbor their own unique strain(s), but H. pylori can undergo genetic change during chronic colonization.

We've only done almost two months now.

A multi-campus study of medical schools in Croatia showed that not only did almost all of the freshmen admit to cheating, but most of them enrolled with cheating experience from high schools [ 14].

Not only did almost all catalytic systems require 10 20 mol% of Lewis acids and 12 48 mol% of chiral ligands, but these methodologies possessed limited scope with some substrates, such as aliphatic aldehydes, for which a remarkable drop in enantioselectivity was commonly observed.

Not only did they do almost everything right, but their challengers managed, in crucial ways, to get the big things wrong.

Not only do they almost always say that it's purely coincidental, but they often try to claim that didn't even realize a rival was also doing something when they made their plans.

It's true; not only do books almost never make you famous, even having a bestselling book won't make you famous!

The result is that Mr Rao, despite his minority support in Parliament, has six months in which he can do almost anything.But only six months—hence the brisk pace of reform.

She surmises that Montaigne adopted Marie only because "he was ready to do almost anything to appease the crazed girl and get away from the terrible mistake he had made".

Nevertheless, people do, almost daily.