Sentence examples for nearly conceived from inspiring English sources

Horrified, the Afghan government suspended its cooperation with the nearly conceived mining-as-counter-insurgency program.

After all, it was conceived nearly 150 years ago almost as much for France as for the United States.

Much has changed since the program was conceived nearly a decade ago.

As a founder of the modern gay liberation movement in 1969, I couldn't have conceived nearly four decades later that same-sex marriage would become reality.

The world's largest such study covered nearly 1,000 children conceived through these methods in five European countries and found that the children, measured from birth to age 5, were as healthy as children conceived naturally.

For example, he conceived nearly 100 Esquire magazine covers in the '60s and early '70s; one of the most famous, which showed Andy Warhol drowning in a can of Campbell's soup, was based on a scene in "North by Northwest" in which Cary Grant and Eva Marie Saint are dwarfed by the gigantic presidential busts on Mount Rushmore.

The spotlight has been unrelenting since the production was conceived nearly nine years ago.

According to a press release, the Versus concept was conceived nearly a decade ago with its 2008 live debut at La Cité de La Musique, Paris in what was one of the first performances to combine electronic and classical composition.

The initiative process had a noble birth as it was conceived nearly a century ago by Governor Hiram Johnson as a tool for the voters to break the railroad's hold on Sacramento.

Nearly one million babies conceived in test tubes have been born since 1978 when the first was conceived through an in vitro fertilization technique developed by a British scientist, Dr. Robert G. Edwards.

Neon – named after the Greek word neos, meaning "new gas" – was first conceived of nearly 350 years ago and quickly became a popular way to advertise after the first commercial neon sign was installed in a Parisian barbershop in 1912.