Sentence examples for if nearly from inspiring English sources

HOW did Obama win if nearly all groups reduced their support for him and moved right?

"If nearly every Democrat in Congress supports a tax cut, it's not really a tax cut".

If nearly three million sidelined workers were included in the official unemployment rate, it would be 10.7 percent.

But if nearly one in five old people are lonely, more than four in five presumably aren't.

After all, if nearly all householders paid the licence fee, surely they were entitled to a full range of output.

If nearly one in three loan officers can't pass the exam, how can borrowers enter the mortgage process with confidence?

If nearly all crime is foreign, some crimes trigger primal, childlike fears, the monster under the bed.

If nearly half of all women had the plague, the sheer scale of that wouldn't make it any less fatal.

He said: "It would be a nonsense if nearly seven million people didn't see and hear our point of view on a regular basis".

Even if nearly everyone was employed, the vast middle class still wouldn't have enough money to buy what the economy is capable of producing.

If nearly two years after the program was set up, banks can't find private capital, they probably weren't healthy enough to be rescued in the first place.