Sentence examples for composed almost half from inspiring English sources

One of the clusters is composed almost half of unidentified, unknown CDSs.

And when, in 1935, the New York critics hailed George Gershwin's Porgy and Bess as "the first negro opera" they were wrong – for that singular achievement belonged to Delius's Koanga, composed almost half a century before.

For example, a Neptune-like planet that was composed almost completely of heavy elements instead of having almost half of its mass in hydrogen like Neptune would have some chance of defending habitable moons.

The composition of the forces is clearer; the English army was composed almost entirely of infantry and had few archers, whereas only about half of the invading force was infantry, the rest split equally between cavalry and archers.

While our rate of complication in ENNDs was almost identical, the late MSB and FSB in this population had almost double the maternal complication rate (composed almost exclusively of obstetric haemorrhage and hypertension), although still only half of women.

Beethoven's later symphonies were composed "almost as though he anticipated the large, reverberant halls that would be built in the next half-century," Dr. Beranek wrote in his book "Concert and Opera Halls: How They Sound" (Acoustical Society of America, 1996).

"Outline" is composed almost entirely of conversations.

The stem cells are composed almost entirely of nuclear material.

Samples are composed almost exclusively of sand (e.g. >80 %).

Your photography is very carefully composed, almost like graphic design.

Perhaps more poignantly, two years ago -- less than a half century since UK's all-white "Rupp's Runts" lost the national championship to Texas Western's history-making all-black starting lineup -- the whitest of all southern states fell in love with a team composed almost entirely of African-American teenagers, and reveled in their soul swagger and hip-hop sentimentality.