Sentence examples for it would nearly from inspiring English sources

ABB had been expected to post a loss for 2001 after its announcement two weeks ago that it would nearly double its provisions for settlement costs in asbestos-related litigation in the United States.

On February 15th it said it would nearly double its spending on subsidies, to offset the global rise in commodity prices.

FRANKFURT — The European Central Bank said Thursday that it would nearly double its capital reserves, a step that had been expected as a way for the bank to maintain its integrity as its holdings in European government bonds increase.

Esther Wintner, president of the school's board, said that although the rent would be higher than what Cornerstone now pays, it would nearly double its space and be in a new building in a prime location.

There has been the usual flurry of supportive press releases, as well as a nutrition series in the Lancet and an announcement from the World Bank on June 6th that it would nearly triple its spending on maternal and childhood nutrition, to $600m in 2013 and 2014.

BERLIN — KPN, the former Dutch telephone monopoly now partly owned by the Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim Helú, said on Tuesday that it would nearly double its financial reserves in an effort to fend off competition in the Netherlands, Germany and Belgium.

It would be nearly 25 percent, not nearly 31 percent.

I had been away for nearly two weeks and it would be nearly springtime when I landed.

It would lose nearly a third of its funding.

He said it would be "nearly double" last year's budget.

In other words, it would be nearly impossible.