Sentence examples for because we nearly from inspiring English sources

The newsroom was smoky, because we nearly all smoked.

His fellow judge, former Little Britain star Walliams, added: "Because we nearly got lynched there last time, that's the answer.

People are complaining that it should have happened five years ago but they should just be happy it's happening at all, because we nearly lost it completely.

There is so much misinformation and so many stereotypes around autism because we nearly always learn about autism from others instead of going straight to the source and learning about autism from autistic adults.

They are running all the time, because we treat nearly four million gallons of wastewater a day".

But you can also acknowledge that if the Government is failing at this, it's because we've nearly all failed at this.

And constructing new residences is difficult because we're nearly surrounded by water and few locals wish to alter the city's low-rise charm by building skyward.

But it may also be because we have nearly all of us been led to a new understanding of the claims our emotions make upon us and what those claims signify about our relation to the world.

Despite the economic downturn, Mr. Robinson said I.B.M. was continuing to focus on helping its suppliers because "we spent nearly $2.5 billion in 2007 with 350 suppliers in the United States alone".

Ms Harman said: "Sometimes after an election, you get a sense that people think 'Oh my God, that is terrible, what a disaster.' A lot of people felt that because we got nearly 40,000 new party members who were very disappointed.

Because we expect nearly all of the increased reversion events in the trp5 –A149C ogg1 strain to be due to 8-oxoG-A mispairs, which is a substrate for MMR, the increased reversion rate of the ogg1 strain must be due to overwhelming the MMR system.