Sentence examples for nearly automatic from inspiring English sources

But the uniform commands nearly automatic and universal reverence.

Then again, O'Neal has been as nearly automatic as Calvin Murphy or Rick Barry lately.

Florida State's nearly automatic bid to the Bowl Championship Series each year is now gone.

While tenure was once considered nearly automatic, it has now become something teachers have to earn.

Extra points are nearly automatic, succeeding 99 percent of the time.

Extra points for N.F.L kickers are nearly automatic – this year, kickers are 100 percent on them so far.

There are already nearly 2,000 automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) cameras in place and they are due to double as road pricing schemes are expanded across the country.

Collins is a product of the Los Angeles Dodgers organization, which taught bunting — nearly an automatic out — to move a runner into scoring position, because of the risks of the hit-and-run.

White House officials took the path they did because they feared that a hardened stance on the debt ceiling would result in no deal at all: taxes would have risen on nearly everyone; automatic spending cuts would have begun; jobless benefits would have ended for many; and markets may have reacted badly.

Under normal circumstances the regulation of balance takes place in a (nearly) fully automatic manner, which leaves the actor enough room to allocate attention to other tasks, such as talking, thinking, or visual search.

It stipulated that, if the super committee failed, nearly a trillion dollars of automatic spending cuts, known technically as "sequestration," would go into effect, on January 2nd.