Sentence examples for Nearly definite from inspiring English sources

We're going to achieve it now it's nearly definite that we'll achieve it.

Even the paper's title seems a bit on the limp side: reversing the rise of the surveillance state is after all not nearly as definite as ending it.

The stylistic quirk that omits nearly all definite articles and imports words like "tovarishch" is initially distracting but soon starts to give a good sense of the otherness of life on the moon and the personality to the narrator.

Inorganic compound, any substance in which two or more chemical elements (usually other than carbon) are combined, nearly always in definite proportions.

First, routine efficient peri-interventional individualisation of DAPT with MEA, incorporating the newer generations of ADP receptor blocker (prasugrel and ticagrelor), is able to minimise early ischaemic events after PCI in an all-comers population including STEMI patients by nearly abolishing early definite ST.

hfill hfill end{aligned} (33 where μ i is the eigenvalue of M−1J P. The real matrix J P is semi-definite and nearly symmetric [13].

Not definitive, just definite.

Chloracne (nearly 200 cases with a definite exposure dependence) was the only effect established with certainty.

It has been determined that the core of the intestinal microbiome is constituted by a definite number of nearly ubiquitous species that show a high variability in terms of abundance [ 8, 10] and that this core of species is not shared between close relatives [ 1, 7].

Nearly 90% were considered to be definite or probable as of 15 years ago.

Our patient showed nearly all systemic abnormalities and was diagnosed with definite NS during his childhood.