Sentence examples for achieved nearly from inspiring English sources

By 1990, meanwhile, China had achieved nearly universal electrification.

Cash achieved nearly £6,000 less, finishing at £28,105 – a compound growth rate of 5%.

When Hawaii attempted reform in 1994 by merging Medicaid with a state program, it achieved nearly universal coverage.

In 2000, the National Academy of Sciences found that the V.A.'s methods had achieved nearly $100 million in savings over the previous two years.

Historically, the species had been revered and achieved nearly demi-god status among fishermen who recounted tales of dolphins being reincarnations of drowned princesses.

Manhattan has not achieved nearly the same success under Gonzalez's replacement, Barry Rohrssen, but Byrnes quickly answered "no" when asked if he would bring Gonzalez back.

Powell saw how Rudolph, despite her fame, struggled after she retired to raise money for various foundations, while white Olympians whom Powell felt had not achieved nearly as much seemed to have a smoother path.

Although Nalbandian has a.500 record against Federer, he has achieved nearly all of his success on hardcourts like those in this tournament or on carpet, not "mostly on clay".

The psychic connection between Ireland and Catholicism was once so strong that Sunday Mass achieved nearly perfect attendance in 1900, with regular attendance remaining above 90percentt into the early 1970's.

The financial cushion of the success of "Kitaro" allowed Mizuki the freedom to plumb the depths of his wartime experience for more mature audiences, but none of his war stories achieved nearly the domestic acclaim of his children's work.

Labour achieved nearly 300 council seat gains – well above its forecast of 200 – as it secured important victories by winning control of Hammersmith and Fulham, Croydon, Harrow and Amber Valley from the Tories.