Sentence examples for statement that almost from inspiring English sources

The Roman orator Cato's statement that "almost all of Italy was once under Etruscan control" best applies to this period.

AS implausible as it may seem, here is a statement that almost everyone in Washington can agree with: Congress has self-control problems.

But when authors write about myths today, they mean something more prosaic: a misconception, a statement that almost everyone thinks is true but really isn't.

For example, the statement that "almost without exception Taliban members do not receive salaries or other financial incentives for their work", directly contradicts the experience of Afghan and ISAF officials working with the (admittedly not hugely successful) reintegration programme.

He said the consumer agency's statement that almost 70percentt of consumers ended up buying items at rent-to-own stores did not apply to his company, where the proportion was 25 to 30percentt.

Starting with the statement that almost two thirds of the global population owes its existence to the discovery of the Haber-Bosch process in the early 20th century, the book reviews the history of the discovery, provides, fascinating details about the driving forces behind the discovery, and as important, looks to the future.

Here's a statement that is almost certainly true: Mike Rice is not the only big time Division I basketball coach to physically assault his players.

Instead, in a statement that lasted almost six hours, Mr. Scholl jumped from topic to topic and charge to charge, often changing focus just when he seemed to have gained momentum on a subject.

In a statement that was almost indistinguishable in parts from one on the Senate floor by Senator Judd Gregg of New Hampshire, the ranking Republican on the Education Committee, Sandra Feldman, president of the American Federation of Teachers, said the legislation offered the framework for change.

The team responded with a statement saying that "almost all of the documents" requested by Selig's office are available in a virtual data room, and a complete report on the team's financial condition was provided to Schieffer and John McHale Jr., an M.L.B. official, last week.

He was outspoken in his criticism of corporate registration statements and prospectuses that "almost defy understanding by even the experienced investor".