Sentence examples for located nearly from inspiring English sources
The decision to send Lennox, a former county drain commissioner in his native Michigan, to Guam represents the most zealous outreach of any presidential campaign to the US island territory located nearly 8,000 miles from Washington DC.
Neither snow nor sleet nor being located nearly halfway around the world would stop the Indiana junior all-American Ned Grabavoy from making his second College Cup appearance on Sunday.
From his modest home in Raghunathpura, located nearly 300km from Delhi in the north-western state of Rajasthan's Jaipur district, he recounts the changes he has witnessed since activists from the New Delhi-based NGO Bachpan Bachao Andolan BBAA) started working there in 2008.
TIX, KTN, and KAK were located nearly on the same local time meridian.
Intersection of receiving paths from SOD and KIR is located nearly above the magnetic station TRO (geographic coordinates 68.0°N, 19.1°E) at altitude ~290 km.
Fig. 3 Variation of NmF2 expressed by NmF2/NmF2 mean for 11 ionosonde stations located nearly at the same longitude of Japan.
New York is creating more "Empire Zones," which are patches of land set aside in various counties where companies can locate nearly tax free.
In this latest case, Yonkers v. United States, No. 00-1497, the city no longer contests the finding that it had intentionally segregated its public housing over the years by locating nearly all of it in the largely black southwestern part of the city.
Diagnosing a species as introduced may require locating nearly identical haplotypes in the known native distribution, which may be a major undertaking.
In particular, gene trap insertion in a haploid mammalian cell line coupled with flow cytometry allowed the Brummelkamp laboratory to locate nearly all genes known to play a role in mammalian pathologies related to O-mannosylation (the work of roughly 15 years of biochemistry) as well as to identify previously undiscovered genes in a single publication.
By Sobhi Jawabra NEW YORK, USA, 21 May 2009 – Mays Shaaban, 14, often hears gunshots in Al Jalami, a town of nearly 40,000 located near the northern West Bank city of Jenin, where the barrier between the Occupied Palestinian Territory and Israel is a source of constant tension.
