Sentence examples for nearly more from inspiring English sources

I spent nearly more than half an hour thinking and looking for the lining of the mastaba and the shafts.

The assassination of President Lincoln in April 1865, which she witnessed, was nearly more than she could bear.

For many years, it was nearly more emblematic and characteristic of the city than, say, Gaudí or the Gothic Quarter.

Despite having nearly more than twice the recommended amount of accessible greenspace per capita, its distribution and pattern show considerable variation especially when spatially analysed with respect to ethnic and religious groups.

To live in a war zone every day and turn the corner to see a grinning child racing toward me, arms outstretched, was nearly more than I could stand.

According to a study published last year by the New England Journal of Medicine, LGBT middle and high school students were around twice as likely to be bullied as their heterosexual peers, and a 2011 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention report found that gay and lesbian high school students attempt suicide at a rate nearly more than four times that of their straight peers.

The new plan includes nearly 6,000 more homes and 80 more hectares of business space.

More than 1,000 homes were destroyed and nearly 7,000 more were damaged or flooded.

That could knock off nearly $300 billion more.

Nearly 700 more are in training.

Nearly three million more get infected each year.