Sentence examples for had nearly returned from inspiring English sources

By Friday morning, service had nearly returned to normal, a fast recovery time officials credited to the modernized system.

That caused inequality to "narrow slightly," she said, but it "resumed widening in the recovery, and by 2013 it had nearly returned to the pre-recession peak".

She won her last Grand Slam in 2008 and reached the final against Clijsters earlier this month in Cincinnati, where she injured her heel but looked as if she had nearly returned to form.

When I last looked at the ratio of the nationwide average house price to the median household income, I believe it had nearly returned to its average from 1970 to 2000, which was about three.

A 2003 study in four New York communities by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, for example, showed that motorists' cellphone use initially dropped by about 50percentt, but after 16 months it had nearly returned to 2001 levels.

The independent research institute said the pay gap between public and private sector workers had nearly returned to pre-financial crisis levels.

Its logic continues even though American force numbers in Iraq have nearly returned to pre-surge levels.

Consumer confidence has nearly returned to its lows during the worst of the recession and financial crisis, in late 2008 and early 2009.

Since then, he says, it has nearly returned to its typical 99% reliability.

"By the end of this year, domestic corporate profits will have nearly returned to their historic peak levels of 2007," writes Joslin in his Sept. 1 investor letter.

And though DeKalb County's average housing values are above what they were during the depths of the crash, they're only about two-thirds of what they were ten years ago for reference, metro Atlanta's average home values have nearly returned to what they were pre-housing crisis.