Sentence examples for were almost always represented from inspiring English sources

When enhancer-trap events were detected, they were almost always represented by a single individual among the progeny.

The Federal Reserve is almost always represented by Charles A. Coombs, and Alfred Hayes.

The archive data store is almost always represented in relational format.

Soldiers and sailors also populate Sandby's paintings and drawings to an unusual degree, and they are almost always represented sympathetically.

Mr. Belkin said that the biggest cases involve the most valuable apartments, where "the tenants are almost always represented by counsel".

When people publish stories about the U.A.E., the country is almost always represented entirely by Dubai, which itself is almost always reduced to a glitzy, two-dimensional backdrop: a suitably strange, foreign Elsewhere, chock-full of easy signifiers of the "very old" (dark-skinned men in robes, desert sand) and the "futuristic" (Lamborghinis, postmodern architecture).

St. Nicholas is almost always represented as a bishop, wearing his episcopal robes and carrying his crozier; in medieval art in fact, he is by far the most commonly represented bishop.

For a card that is almost always represented by a tamed lion, match with your favorite version of "The Lion Sleeps Tonight".

The TBL is almost always present.

Polyhydramnios is almost always present.

Monocytopenia is almost always present.