Sentence examples for terms have almost from inspiring English sources
The Indomitable Lion's agent Claudio Vigorelli has claimed that terms have almost been agreed with the Russian side.
Both terms have almost the same positive PP-scores in the eukaryotic common ancestor.
The term has almost lost its meaning and direction – just like the term internationalisation.
And since everyone from reformers to corrupt businessmen claim they are building "capitalism" the term has almost lost its meaning.
Now, the first year of a President's term has almost always been sort of 50-50, either negative or up a lot nothing in between.
We have become so used to uncondemned moral obscenity that the term has almost no authority in indicating the wrongness of anything.
At 30 weeks gestation, the subplate reaches its peak thickness, many times thicker than the cortex, and by term has almost completely regressed [ 44].
The reason is that the residual error terms will have almost no influence on the results, as will be demonstrated below.
(In fact, even a sustained drop in the stock market has a limited effect on the economy, and short term fluctuations have almost no impact). This means that when Wall Street, or their designated mouthpieces, make authoritative-sounding claims that the markets will be upset if we don't cut social security or Medicare as part of a budget deal, there is no direct way to refute them.
"The recovery is slowing, and the short-term fixes have almost reached their final stretch," Brat explained.
