Examples of 'as in almost' in a sentence
Meaning of "as in almost"
as in almost: This phrase is used to draw a comparison or indicate a similarity between two things, suggesting that one thing is similar to another in nearly all aspects
How to use "as in almost" in a sentence
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as in almost
As well as in almost any other location on demand.
And there is a diversity of opinions, as in almost everything in life.
As in almost every fire or spill you have ever seen.
Tourists have to pay to enter the premises, as in almost all places.
As in almost all parts.
Anesthesia is not necessary as in almost all cases, the feet are practically insensitive.
As in almost no experience.
This is why fashion loves us . Reciprocity is vital, as in almost everything in life.
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The majority of chile workers, as in almost all agriculture, are men.
As in almost MAGA conservative.
In other words, more public coverage, as in almost every other public system.
As in almost all jobs, professional growth is encouraged.
Arrogance, in this as in almost everything, always produces bad advice.
As in almost every debate, the truth is somewhere in between.
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Cannabis, as in almost every country, is illicit drug number one in the Netherlands.
As in almost every museum, there is a gift shop at the exit.
In this, as in almost everything in life, it depends.
As in almost whatever, understanding is power.
As in almost any city, there is a great risk of getting scammed if you are a tourist.
As in almost all relatively simple machines, the problem encountered relates to regulation.
As in almost all countries, it is customary to exchange gifts in Germany.
As in almost any countries, there is a great risk of getting scammed in Niger, too.
As in almost all of his books, and here the story takes place in Berlin.
As in almost all Castilian towns, its centre is the Plaza Mayor.
As in almost any family business, though, everybody does a bit of everything.
As in almost everything, it depends.
As in almost every fire or spill you have ever seen . Am I right, Forrest?
