Sentence examples for this means almost from inspiring English sources

In the American liberal tradition, this means almost certain defeat.

Leaving aside the contentious issue of grosses, this means almost 1.5 billion tickets were sold last year alone.

This means almost everything else in the fixed-income market, what the trade calls "spread products," the corporate and municipal sectors whose bonds are often quoted in terms of their yield advantage over comparable-maturity Treasuries.

According to Table 7, this means almost perfect agreement.

This means almost nothing is lost to overhead, fundraising expense or oversize surpluses.

This means almost a double of the current generating capacity of 2946 MW.

For example, he projects that in 2020, more than 40 percent of water demand in La Salle County, in the Eagle Ford Shale, will go toward "mining," a technical term that in this case means almost entirely fracking.

This phrase means almost exactly "you are welcome".

That means almost nothing is agreed".

Which means almost everything.

Being "bonded" means almost nothing.