Sentence examples for Nearly common from inspiring English sources

Pasture-raised lamb, which may have seemed a rarity 10 years ago, is nearly common now.

Several occurrences of neighboring grains sharing a nearly common 〈1 1 0〉 direction with a fivefold symmetry multi-twinning relationship have been found.

There is a third style, not nearly common enough but practiced by that head nurse I followed around and by other effective managers.

But it's not nearly common enough.

The magnitude of the nearly common path rejection will depend on the size of the turbulent cells compared with the beam displacement between up and down-going beams which, at the top of the stratosphere, is a maximum of 3 m at zenith and reduces to zero as the satellite approaches the horizon.

With this definition, perturbations can be large at first, when the population of parental parameter vectors is diverse in terms of individual parameter values, but the size of perturbations will decrease in later generations as the population converges on a nearly common set of parameter values.

Facebook is the most common, with nearly everyone with an internet connection registered and visiting >4 times a week.

Rhachotropis rostrata and Stegophaloides christianiensis were the next most common, representing nearly 11% of the specimens.

But that is not nearly as common these days.

Grumbling parade-watchers were nearly as common as shamrocks.

Methylphenidate use predominated in Europe, whereas in the US amphetamines were nearly as common as methylphenidate.