'nearly changes' is not a correct and usable sentence in written English
To make it correct you could use the phrase: 'nearly changed'. For example: He nearly changed his mind about going on vacation.
He told the Guardian how Robinson had nearly changed his life's trajectory.
"That nearly changed the size of the horse," he said in a recent phone interview.
Samuel Tilden, who left $2.4 million to establish a free library in New York, nearly changed his mind when he found out that ninety per cent of the books checked out of the Boston Public Library were fiction.
It scared me". 5. Sonic Youth nearly changed their name to Washing Machine The band's earliest incarnation had many different names including Red Milk, the Arcadians and Male Bonding.
As the president at the University of Washington, he approved of the hiring of Pacific-10 Commissioner Larry Scott, whose aggressive courting of the University of Texas to help form a 16-team superconference nearly changed the paradigm of college sports.
I nearly changed my mind after Manchester City keeper Joe Hart's superb save from Swansea defender Federico Fernandez's header on Sunday - but I've gone with Kasper Schmeichel.
As seen in Figs. 11 and 12, the pure water permeability nearly changed likely in the state of MWCNT/TMC (flux, 40 L/m2h) as in MWCNTs/MDP (flux, 38 L/m2h), while the salt rejection remained unchanged at all concentrations of MWCNTs.
Lewis Holtby, making his first European start for Tottenham, nearly changed the balance of the tie with a low, long-range strike which bounced off the post but it was a subdued first-half performance from the Londoners.
Changes in the number of influenza cases were associated with nearly identical changes in the number of newspaper articles.
Comparatively, Western Sydney make nearly three changes per match (2.9).
