Sentence examples for consider nearly from inspiring English sources

Voters in seven New Jersey counties consider nearly $254 million in school construction proposals.

"The Circle of Bliss" asks us to consider nearly every item on view in light of this electric interchange.

Beyond that, he said he would consider nearly any top-flight company in an industry that was grabbing a swelling share of the consumer's wallet or corporate spending.

They were willing to consider nearly any neighborhood, seeking "the kind of deal you can find when you move outside of what some people perceive as the borders of New York," Mr. Schreiber said.

In the three decades I've been teaching, I find that the subset of students is steadily increasing who consider nearly all words of three or more syllables pretentious, with the exception of "pretentious" — which is for them an indispensable term.

Even if Democrats do retake the House in the near future (something most pollsters consider nearly impossible), the math of legislative procedure — including a 60-vote threshold for most measures in the Senate —would make it extremely difficult to pass a serious climate bill with only Democratic support.

It was considered nearly a total loss.

Indiana is considering nearly identical legislation.

After considering nearly every possible way to document "Spiral Jetty" from above — Rent a weather satellite?

Triple-A securities are considered nearly as safe as Treasury bonds issued by the federal government.

In the early 1980's, Thursday was not considered nearly as economically vital as it is now.