Sentence examples for nearly all previous from inspiring English sources

Nearly all previous cases against the industry involved illegal marketing.

But, bearing in mind how awful nearly all previous Beatle biopics have been, would it be such a tragedy if Nowhere Boy was closed down?

Nearly all previous epidemics had been linked to the bushmeat trade, with hunters picking up dead infected animals in the forestand selling them on.

Whereas nearly all previous work on this issue has been done with a transillumination technique, we used an epiillumination model that is suitable for investigation of microvascular perfusion in both normal and hydronephrotic kidneys without surgical manipulation of the ureter.

"Our work suggests," Hecht said, "that the construction of artificial genomes capable of sustaining cell life may be within reach". Nearly all previous work in synthetic biology has focused on reorganizing parts drawn from natural organisms.

Since the nineties, however, Shanghai's metamorphosis into a towering mega-city has been an ineluctable and pitiless process of paving over nearly all previous traces — a phenomenon stunningly documented in Greg Girard's garish, poetic, infinitely sad photographs.

Del Toro thought that nearly all his previous movies had conveyed "sympathy for the monsters".

Nearly all the previous methods that are capable of predicting the trajectory of drag anchors need a numerical incremental computation.

Nearly all those previous successes are documented in the hundred and ninety boxes; he hardly ever threw anything away.

How odd near the end of a playoff run where nearly all their previous opponents were reduced to whining about the officiating and accusing the Penguins of diving that the Penguins have resorted to just that after falling behind 2-0 to Detroit in the Stanley Cup final.

Nearly all his previous backers gagged.