Sentence examples for which are almost from inspiring English sources

Are taxes, which are almost as hated in some countries as mandatory insurance programs for health, viable alternatives?

Skip the cactus tacos, which are almost comically awful:  slimy and flavorless.

Best are second serves, which are almost always sliced and spun.

Those that exist are mainly mystery plays, some of which are almost literal translations from English.

Exports, which are almost forty per cent of the economy, fell fifteen per cent in April.

The bread is served with all dishes, which are almost exclusively Ethiopian classics.

So putting lime slices, which are almost liquid, on it seemed sort of perverse".

It has large, flat leaves, which are almost unique among cacti.

None of these figures include option grants made this year, which are almost certainly under water.

The restoration work includes the plaques with their names, which are almost certainly wrong.

Park Service officials seldom enforce the rules, which are almost universally violated.