The phrase 'nearly only' is not correct and cannot be used in written English.
Instead, you can use the words 'almost exclusively' in its place. For example, "She shops almost exclusively online."
The agency is the principal (and nearly only) way in which North Korea communicates with the outside world.
That description sums up Germany's performance, down to the "nearly", only the late concession of Oscar's goal prevented this from being absolutely, 100% perfect.
This method is very time consuming and nearly only feasible for short time spans in restricted areas.
After particularly strong rain events (2012), the Ca concentration is nearly only half of that in normal rainy seasons.
Hence three light intensities could be obtained under the shelters: 166 lux when there was no filter, 56 lux when the shelter was covered by one layer of ROSCO® filters (ref. Roscolux #19 Fire – this filter also changed the spectrum of light by transmitted nearly only red energy) and 41 lux when it was covered by two layers.
Non-elongated cell shape of photoreceptors was nearly only found if the photoreceptor layer was included in the clone (Fig. 6E,E′,F).
A closed oxide layer, containing nearly exclusively only titanium and oxygen, was formed with the nickel anti-segregating towards the bulk into a Ni3Ti layer.
Meanwhile, Trident becomes not a weapon of last resort but nearly our only resort.
But nearly the only thing different about Trump in 2016 is that, this time, he's winning.
Looks short of confidence and struggled to get into the game - but nearly equalised only to be denied by Courtois.
It also explains why the transition from [z]/[dz] to [l] is nearly complete only among young Chôan, but not Chiang, speakers.
