Sentence examples for nearly automatically from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kashkari worked in San Francisco, where he was one of the firm's many hundreds of vice presidents — a title given nearly automatically to associates who have been there several years.

When Freni Acoba, 9, of Kings Park, N.Y., belted out "At Last," the band fell into the song's harmonic structure nearly automatically, and focused on matching the girl's pacing.

EnerNOC has installed software with its customers that can enable this to take place nearly automatically.

Creating and configuring something like an SAP ERP system nearly automatically is quite a trick.

In addition to heuristics, people may attempt to consider all possible options and features (make a so-called rational decision) or decide intuitively or nearly automatically (i.e., habitually).

Now the publisher must: 4) Paginate, proofread, typeset, and ensure the use of proper graphics in the paper: These tasks are now performed nearly automatically using word processing programs, and are usually handled by the original authors of the paper.

Smith served as governor at a time when the post, almost automatically, made its occupant a Presidential contender; within his lifetime, two New York governors, Theodore Roosevelt and Grover Cleveland, had won the White House, while a third, Samuel Tilden, very nearly had.

Working out pulls at her nearly as automatically as does brushing her teeth.

More than 200 years of federal jurisprudence shows that the government has nearly always automatically honored the marriages of couples legally married in states or even other countries.

PARIS, July 6 - In what is either a fairy tale come true or a true confession of an expensive indiscretion, Prince Albert II of Monaco on Wednesday officially recognized paternity of a boy born to a French-Togolese woman nearly two years ago, automatically conferring on the boy the eventual rights to a thick slice of his billion-dollar fortune.

The study of automated reasoning helps produce computer programs that allow computers to reason completely, or nearly completely, automatically.