Sentence examples for nearly concluded from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush holds a slim lead in Florida with the recount nearly concluded.

Mattel has stepped up testing of toy production and has nearly concluded its testing of recently made toys, the company said last night.

The nearly concluded college season has not exactly served up a scintillating Heisman Trophy race, as not a single challenger beyond White has sustained a week in, week out standard of excellence.

Thiago Silva's mooted move to Juventus is "a serious thing", according to the lead story on the front page of today's Tuttosport, the paper saying that talks between the clubs have not just already started, but very nearly concluded.

Talks are understood to be nearly concluded regarding a settlement for the remainder of Barton's deal, which is worth £20,000 per week and is due to run until the end of the 2017-18 season.

Yesterday, police officials said the investigation was nearly concluded, and that while no criminal or serious administrative misconduct had been uncovered, Commissioner Kerik had decided a reorganizing of the museum was necessary.

Few of the 180 male focus groups saw men as the cause of IPV; nearly all concluded that IPV could be avoided if women prayed, were obedient and patient, and never refused sex.

Nearly all conclude that a family of four needs at least $25,000 a year to afford the basics, including a car to commute to work, an item overlooked in the Census Bureau's new measure.

On a whole host of measures — income, job satisfaction, happiness, health — Caplan offers his own estimates for how much education matters, nearly always concluding that it's far less beneficial than conventional wisdom, or existing research, would have us believe.

But $600 million is not nearly enough, concludes the report, which argues that environmental research "should be one of the highest priorities of the [NSF]," with additional funding for everything from more interdisciplinary research to objective reviews of data for policy-makers.

A jury awarded the families nearly $2 million, concluding that the property owners were negligent for not making the building safer.