Sentence examples for nearly adopted from inspiring English sources

"I was nearly adopted.

In September, Test cricket very nearly adopted two divisions.

That is why Mr Obama must soon set out his own grand plan, along the lines so nearly adopted at Camp David in 2000 and elaborated as the "Clinton parameters" shortly after the talks failed.

The World Esperanto Congress in Copenhagen in late July drew 1,500 people from 67 countries, among them Belgium, which includes the former Neutral Moresnet, a speck of territory that in 1908 nearly adopted the language as its official tongue.On a smaller scale, Klingon appeals to "Star Trek" fans and puzzle-solvers.

In 2009, Kristine was nearly adopted by an employee.

The monoplane design has been nearly universally adopted over multiplane configurations because airflow interference between adjacent wings reduces efficiency.

Finite element analysis is nearly always adopted for predicting and improving resonator performances.

As health care has nearly universally adopted EHRs over the past several years, venture capitalists and other financiers have funded investments in hundreds of digital health ventures.

I suspect that it will be nearly universally adopted -- or the private insurers, in an effort to prove it is unnecessary, will keep their premiums from rising at such drastic rates.

Nearly all adopt black pants and jackets and white shirts.

Last year, according to the Indian government, American and European families adopted nearly 800 children from India, compared with 1,200 in-country adoptions.