Sentence examples for is nearly total from inspiring English sources
On paper, the turnover at the top is nearly total.
When a wind is not blowing, the eerie silence is nearly total, broken occasionally by the cry of a bird.
In the case of U.K. building societies, this concentration is nearly total.
The devastation of Mosul is nearly total.
The homogeneity of the layers in VLO is nearly total in the most posterior part of VLO, justifying the description VLOp for this part of VLO (Fig. 8b).
The report said impunity for such crimes in Davao and elsewhere was "nearly total".
Leading up to Athens, Bowman's control over his prodigy was nearly total.
But for the first four months his isolation was nearly total.
HIV infection rates among the women over 25 are nearly total.
The most probable date for the eclipse is April 30, 463 bce; modern calculations indicate that the eclipse was nearly total at Thebes.
The desolation in the halls, offices and even in the well of the House and Senate was nearly total, as was the destruction of the chambers of the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, Gloria M. Musu-Scott.
