almost never

Police officers are almost never indicted in grand jury proceedings compared to the general population.

Of course it almost never happens,” she adds, “but people should not give up.

They almost never cross into West Jerusalem anymore, we were told.

This almost never happens, because the accused will have his day in court, and the grand jury hearing is not that day!

Humans are exposed to viruses from other species all the time, and we almost never get sick.

And from that day he almost never speaks to me except through the children.

The north has almost never been a centre of origination of new ideas and movements.

Except in remote or inaccessible localities, the latter tree is now almost never found.

The present owner almost never lived in it and was very desirous to get rid of it.

The "illusions" of the crowd are almost never illusions in the psychological sense.