Sentence examples for has nearly achieved from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cuomo has overcome that notion with polls showing him holding a small to medium lead over Mr. McCall, and now the news that he has nearly achieved parity in money.

After the decline in the acid deposition, the pH of the bark has nearly achieved natural values.

Although many regard his term in office as a failure, he has nearly achieved his long-term objective.

Today, by providing a better user experience, Gmail has nearly achieved a tie with Windows Live Mail, according to Experian Hitwise.

Eradication trend reversed For its part, Angola has nearly achieved polio eradication before, with no cases of the paralyzing and sometimes fatal disease reported from 2001 to 2005.

In 2004, McCarthy believed that he had nearly achieved his ambition — the "perfect spot" — with an ad for George W. Bush, called "Ashley's Story".

When "Rent" opened at New York Theater Workshop, the director, Michael Greif, the band and the cast, though anguished by Larson's death, had nearly achieved that difficult balance; the show had plenty of power, but you could hear almost all the lyrics.

By early August it had nearly achieved its pre-Kamoamoa level, and was about 70 m below the vent rim.

It filed its S-1 documents today as the first step in going public, having nearly achieved profitability.

Now, Randall Hulet, a physicist at Rice University in Houston, Texas, and colleagues have nearly achieved the next-to-last step along the way: antiferromagnetism.

At the outset of Joan of Arc's appearance, the English had nearly achieved their goal of a dual monarchy under English control and the French army had not achieved any major victories for a generation.