Sentence examples for nearly benefit from inspiring English sources

8.00pm GMT 11 min: Napoli nearly benefit from another bouncing ball, this time down the inside-right channel.

It was the French raider Moonlight Cloud who nearly benefited from Nolen's mistake, closing to within a rapidly diminishing head of the winner at the line.

Samuels is going after everything and Mendis nearly benefited with a wicket, but Kulasekara couldn't quite hold onto it after seemingly taking the ball with a wonderful effort.

This year, nearly 800 benefit performances of the play are planned in some 150 cities around the world.

Lucky for you, if your interpretation of the new tax code is correct, you'll reap nearly no benefit from it at all unless you are already fabulously wealthy; that should be a load off your mind.

Confocal imaging can nearly always benefit from the improvements in contrast, signal-to-noise ratio, and resolution afforded by restorative deconvolution methods.

The idea, I think, is that basically you've got nearly every benefit of a larger form factor but obviously in a much smaller package.

In nearly every benefit-cut assumption, though, you'll most likely dig deeper into your pocket.

Expanding "entitlements," Social Security became nearly universal, benefits increased and coverage was added for disability.

Here's the main problem though, this dock doesn't offer nearly enough benefits over the standalone Pogoplug device.

In the past, resource-poor farmers have not received nearly enough benefits from the world's agricultural engineers because too many of the engineers' schemes and tools have been too expensive, too complicated, too large or too fragile.