Sentence examples for believed nearly from inspiring English sources

Arthur said he believed nearly 50percentt of the horses competing in California might have been treated with steroids at some time.

She said the retailer had already dramatically cut food waste by in-store measures, such as discounting stock close to its use-by date earlier in the day, but believed nearly half of the remaining waste was edible.

Or, perhaps, that Ukrainians will believe nearly anything bad about Mr. Kuchma's scandal-saddled government.

The nation paid very large sums, (in the aggregate, I believe, nearly a hundred millions) to relieve Florida of the aboriginal tribes.

Mr. Hildebrand, 48, had a high-visibility role in a struggle between bankers trying to preserve their most lucrative business practices and regulators trying to defuse a system that, many believe, nearly blew up the world economy.

The World Health Organisation believes nearly 27,000 people contracted Ebola in an outbreak of the virus in West Africa last year, and more than 11,000 died – although the international agency believes that is probably an underestimate.

Microsoft believes nearly all major apps that can be found in Apple's iTunes store will also be available on Windows 8 by the fall, but it expects one glaring hole to remain.

It enables business to switch, as I believe nearly all businesses need to, from being volume-led (how many did I sell) to ARPU-led (how much money am I making from this customer, and do I keep satisfying this customer so he or she stays with me)." So are we looking at the end of pure single-player experiences?

Would you believe nearly 100% ?

"I believe nearly everybody is libertarian at heart, or at least a good portion of them.

But she survived, and made the move to Israel to escape the series of quacks she believes nearly ended her life.