Sentence examples for prior almost from inspiring English sources

It was a difficult chance diving to his left when Amla gloved a short from Broad down the leg side, but Prior almost always takes those.

With the tension growing, Prior almost played on but missed his leg stump by the smallest of margins.

Jeez, a guy goes away for a few days to see a cousin married beside a Sun Valley, Idaho, river -- the thunderstorm, hail and rain for two days prior almost magically stopped as the wedding began and the sun burst through -- and stranger things transpire with the Dodgers?

Moreover, the Bayesian control charting structures with conjugate priors provide better performance for monitoring the Y-intercepts and slopes than the one of non-conjugate priors, while both priors perform almost equivalently in case of errors variance.

Finn had managed a clutch of meaty blows himself when, having accompanied Prior for almost 20 overs, he drove Wagner tamely to short extra-cover.

Boult thought he had Broad lbw to one that jagged back but he survived thanks to another review, while Prior was almost caught six overs from the end.

The initial position variance is large, i.e., the prior is almost uninformative, which causes all models to have the first estimate at the location of the first WLAN estimate, which happens to be inside a wrong corridor.

According to a recent report by the National Lawyers Guild, the "violent anarchist" narrative is used by authorities prior to almost every large political demonstration in order to justify "enormous security expenditures, large numbers of police, and strict event zone ordinances".

Once or twice a show O'Reilly will interview an adversary (such as the aforementioned president of the atheist association) and eventually bully him with righteous indignation and even name calling, and prior to almost every WWE match there is the spectacle of two alleged warriors yelling insults and life stories at each other to fire up the crowd.

In addition to enacting the reforms contained in the agreement, which go into as deep detail as milk prices and Sunday opening hours for shops, Greece must also run future financial and economic legislation by its international lenders for their prior approval, almost as if it were a ward of its creditors and not an autonomous state.

We propose that the bias towards the initial response is due to prior research almost exclusively focusing on the starvation response without considering recovery.