Sentence examples for nearly kept from inspiring English sources

(Her last Olympics, in 2006, were ruined by a precompetition crash that nearly kept her from racing).

Clinton won again in 1996 then his vice-president, Al Gore, nearly kept the Democrats' grip in 2000.

Allen Iverson added 17 points and 7 assists despite a sprained right thumb that nearly kept him out.

A back problem nearly kept Grosjean out of this semifinal, but the French captain, Guy Forget, decided to take the risk.

Starting the day tied with Woods at six under par, Dunlap nearly kept pace with the world's No. 1 player, and he continued to make huge putts.

(Opponents counter that service has not nearly kept pace with ridership increases, leading to a lot less of many important things, like space and seats).

It can very nearly keep up at full speed.

When CSR is small, the resilient strain nearly keeps at a constant value after 1000 cycles and the permanent strain increases slowly and almost linearly with increasing CSR.

Especially when the interference level at each channel is relatively low (less than 0.3), the effective throughput nearly keeps the same level as no channel interference exists.

As shown in Figures 3, 4, and 5, the central stop-wavelength shifts with different structure parameters and the transmittance at the central stop-wavelength nearly keeps unchanged.

Furthermore, the optimal mass charge nearly keeps constant with the heat transfer rate and the temperature boundaries, and increases linearly with the rise of the total heat transfer area, which indicates the optimal average density keeps constant.