Sentence examples for a process that nearly from inspiring English sources

National and some regional legislatures in Europe will have a say, a process that nearly derailed a trade deal with Canada.

Powering a simple bike meant hauling the batteries in and out every night to be charged, a process that nearly cost me some toes when the batteries tumbled to the ground one night on the way into the living room.

Thus pluralities of voters can be converted into majorities of delegates by a process that nearly everyone regards as fair.

On Wednesday, the Vatican bank said in a financial statement that it had blocked the accounts of more than 2,000 clients and ended some 3,000 "customer relationships" as part of a clean-up process that nearly wiped out its profit.

It was a process that took nearly three hours, and meant the addition of another long cable to the fistful already circling the building.

In a process that took nearly two weeks, Mr. Feldmann's assistants covered the walls of the Guggenheim's second-floor Tower Gallery with exactly 100,000 $1 bills.

In September, after a process that took nearly a decade, the City Council approved a new master plan for Flushing that aims to channel development into former manufacturing zones and prevent more jumbling.

When the news was announced, the first person who came to mind was David Steele, a columnist for AOL who wrote "Silent Gesture" with Smith, a process that took nearly 10 years.

Before the changes could take effect July 1, DeVos suspended them last month and said she would convene a new rulemaking committee to rewrite the borrower defense regulation, reviving a process that took nearly two years to complete.

Mr. Anderson called the wait for local zoning permits "excessive". First, he had to get an Environmental Review Team report, a process that took nearly six months and forced him to pull the application before its 90-day consideration period ran out.

Next, Saeliu created prototypes, a process that took nearly four months.