Sentence examples for become nearly from inspiring English sources

Electricity has become nearly universal.

She had become nearly unbeatable.

Through sheer omnipresence they've become nearly invisible.

The strands tangled together to become nearly impenetrable.

In "Democracy," dialogue and narrative have become nearly indistinguishable.

Technology- Computers have become nearly indispensable in science research today.

— which has since become nearly synonymous with Forster.

His mediatory work having become nearly impossible, Lie resigned his office on Nov. 10, 1952.

Mr. Robbins has become nearly as familiar a figure at the prison as the warden himself.

That's why you shouldn't wear them for driving, because "yellow lights will become nearly invisible".

But temporary appears to have become nearly permanent, as Volvo has continually renewed the promotion.