Sentence examples for changes nearly from inspiring English sources

Prior to Governor Scott's changes, nearly a quarter of those disenfranchised in Florida were African-American.

The Chicago Fire Department unveiled training and procedural changes nearly a year after mistakes contributed to six deaths in a fire at the Cook County Administration Building.

Gazprom has already sparred with the commission over its contracts in Western Europe and agreed to fundamental changes nearly a decade ago.

Oramo seemed curiously ill-at-ease with the Ravel, in which exaggerated tempo changes nearly wreaked havoc with Laideronette and her pagodas, and sentimentality threatened to intrude on the music's poise.

For the US women, their triumph over Japan on Sunday was four years in the making, with two coaching changes, nearly 100 matches played in 11 countries, and countless hours of training.

The catalog reports that they made reproductive engravings obsolete, and that because they revealed mistakes and changes nearly invisible in faded drawings they were considered better records of the artist's intention than the originals.

Ms. Yates changed nearly everything.

AIDS changed nearly everything about America.

Because this country may not have changed nearly so much as they'd like to think.

But the reality is that things haven't changed nearly as much as people think.

Still, other measures of consumer response did not change nearly so dramatically.