Sentence examples for nearly all evaluations from inspiring English sources

In nearly all evaluations, it is, however, the importance relegated to the published data is decisive in the decision-making process.

An element essential to the board evaluation process was missing from nearly all the companies we studied: data obtained from outside the corporation.

Surveillance programs were active in 10 countries while comprehensive details on monitoring and evaluation components including proxy congenital syphilis indicators were unavailable for nearly all.

The signals' evaluation was performed independently by two trained readers (VM and FM) with superimposable results in nearly all the cases (98% concordance).

Astonishingly, nearly all did.

Nearly all were children.

Nearly all were men.

Today, nearly all do.

That said it (nearly) all.

On this nearly all agree.

Smile nearly all the time.