Sentence examples for nearly exists from inspiring English sources

"All the technology we need exists already — or nearly exists," he said.

The ANF_receptor domain (receptor family ligand binding region) nearly exists in all investigated species except for tetraodon GRIN2As and GRIN2Bs, fugu and zebra fish GRIN2B-2 and medaka GRIN2D.

Analysts who try to marry data in Google Analytics with data in internal systems already know that a meaningful schism nearly always exists between the two, and this is only going to get worse as more data is withheld from third-party systems.

The most poetic thing about Mulholland Drive, though, is that it nearly never existed, falling prey to the same studio system it criticizes.

The most poetic thing about Mulholland Drive, though, is that it nearly never existed, falling prey to the same studio system it criticises.

Having spent about an hour reviewing your videos, it appears that nearly all exist solely to show your breasts in motion.

Despite such examples, however, not nearly enough partnerships exist in nearly enough sectors.

The danger already exists: nearly 10percentt of all new H.I.V. infections in Europe are resistant to at least one drug.

That option no longer exists; nearly every arable patch of ground has been cultivated, and irrigation for agriculture already consumes seventy per cent of the Earth's freshwater.

Our data showed that a nearly linear relation exists between the resistance factor (RF) and lnV+ reflecting the impact of the cellular uptake rate (V+) on the ability of these compounds to overcome MDR.

Now one might think that if no one truly knows how much currency exists, nearly 7B people on this planet will continue to live in a delusional bliss thinking their currency has and retains value.