Sentence examples similar to nearly in terms from inspiring English sources

That matters in a race in which the most viable candidates, liberals in one of the nation's most left-leaning congressional districts, are nearly indistinguishable in terms of policy and ideology.

Phones got the most use as porn distribution devices and iOS and Android nearly tied in terms of platform popularity.

Acceptability of the new serum screening was framed nearly exclusively in terms of freedom of choice.

"But it gets it nearly right in terms of being impartial".

He concluded that the genus is closest to Urothraupis based on being nearly indistinguishable in terms of hindlimb musculature.

Between the previous regional vote in 2010 and the 2012 presidential election, support for the party nearly tripled in terms of votes won.

PARADOXICALLY, the art of Hannelore Baron is nearly negligible in terms of its physical presence but steely regarding the urgency behind it.

The method is shown to be nearly optimal in terms of condition number behavior in a double path of refinement strategy, i.e. whenever both the number of Legendre modes and the number of subdomains are significantly increased.

Miller's Brooklyn is nearly identical, in terms of setting and cast of characters, to Betty Smith's "A Tree Grows in Brooklyn," which is also set in Williamsburg, and which opens with a description of the borough as "serene".

He begins with the highly debatable assertion that for much of their history North and South Korea were "nearly indistinguishable in terms of human rights abuses and Stalinist-style development policies".

"I've always thought Milo was pointlessly provocative and that he added nearly nothing in terms of conservative or libertarian ideas," Tim Carney, the commentary editor for the Washington Examiner, said.