Sentence examples for Nearly united from inspiring English sources

This time, Republicans were nearly united in their opposition.

Nonetheless, mainstream consumer advocates and major food makers are nearly united in calling for passage.

Business leaders stood nearly united in their support of the bill, arguing that the vote would serve only to open China's markets to U.S. exports.

Politico reported just before Election Day that unnamed "party elders" were nearly united in wanting to stop her, out of fear that she'd win the nomination and then be crushed by Obama.

Democrats remained nearly united against the measure because they saw the amount of disaster assistance — $3.65 billion — as inadequate, and they objected to the Republicans' insistence on offsetting some of the cost with cuts elsewhere.

Lawmakers and aides said the nearly united Republican resistance in Congress was a new atmosphere for a White House accustomed to strong public support for its policies and the willingness to settle any disagreements privately.

Instead, it's more instructive to view Darnielle as a writer who happens to work in both prose and songwriting forms (occasionally those forms will nearly unite, such as when he wrote a 33 1/3 book about Black Sabbath's Master of Reality).

A belief that nearly unites them is that the Rohingyas are not Burmese, but illegal "Bengali" settlers, who should be in Bangladesh or elsewhere.

The Democrats were nearly as united in opposing him, believing that he will make decisions that protect corporations over employees and consumers.

They very nearly had united Johel for life with some anonymous impoverished woman who had sold her hair once upon a time to make the extensions that now drifted down Nadia's back.

The Stuttgart 21 opponents were diverse, and so were their concerns, but nearly all were united by one overriding contention: that political elites had conceived the plan without public input and had later refused to take citizen objections seriously.