Examples of 'has almost always' in a sentence
Meaning of "has almost always"
has almost always - This phrase suggests a high level of consistency or frequency of an action or behavior over a significant period of time, with only rare exceptions
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has almost always
Erosion has almost always taken place.
This could prove difficult for the unit as it has almost always been understrength.
She has almost always been a single mother.
Their subsequent support has almost always been assured.
There has almost always been a journal in my life.
Our experience in this area has almost always been negative.
He has almost always been a visually acute director.
And my first instinct has almost always been to use violence.
It has almost always been sedentary in terms of population.
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It has almost always a beautiful rainbow to complete the picture.
The role of Peter Pan has almost always been played by a woman.
Has almost always been higher than the rate of economic growth.
Audits and Evaluations Branch has almost always reported to the Deputy Minister.
It has almost always been considered only in relation to States.
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Also, while transport data has almost always been.
Innovation has almost always outpaced regulation.
It's a culture and country which has almost always existed.
Music has almost always been one of them.
In the past year, the latter has almost always happened.
Fear has almost always appeared on black creatures.
Game and platform run on public cloud, as has almost always been the case.
This wait has almost always meant never.
As in widely known, the United States has almost always been at war.
She has almost always been dead.
Of course, by this point Harry has almost always lost his shirt.
There has almost always been talk about separation.
In modern times, the largest known prime has almost always been a Mersenne prime.
A recession has almost always followed within a year or two.
And of course by this point, Harry has almost always lost his shin.
Trauma has almost always happened.
Work for them . A testament to the high status was gold that has almost always been a.
Its main use has almost always been as money.
For Argentina, a country with a history of hyperinflation, government-issued currency has almost always been a curse.
Conners has almost always bored me.
Since the beginning of the Fifth Republic, the Senate has almost always had a right-wing majority.
Real estate has almost always been a good investment vehicle.
Security Council transparency The UN Security Council has almost always worked as a select, closed-door club.
Netflix has almost always been experimenting with its service.
Yep, I see the same problem that has almost always existed in qualifying.
It has almost always been zero.
The Largest Known PrimesThe largest known prime has almost always been a Mersenne prime . Why Mersennes?
Although this has almost always been a risk for the artist to go against the tide.
Since 1985 the most significant intraEU surplus has almost always been recorded by the Netherlands.
The word virago has almost always had an association with cultural gender transgression.
Historically speaking, Russia has almost always been the target of conquest.
Sex has almost always been just an enjoyable function . Not counting my time on Adar.
Not surprisingly, government has almost always ignored those amendments as well.
That enigma has almost always been settled at the expense of the Palestinians themselves.
These high-water marks aside, however, Russia has almost always been a relatively weak great power.
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