Sentence examples for nearly represents from inspiring English sources

Thus, unique values of n, x and y were obtained which most nearly represents the chemical composition of the polymer product.

Modern written Chinese, which replaced Classical Chinese as the written standard as an indirect result of the May Fourth Movement of 1919, is not technically bound to any single dialect; however, it most nearly represents the vocabulary and syntax of Mandarin, by far the most widespread Chinese dialect in terms of both geographical area and number of speakers.

But if these triumphs nearly represented abuse of hospitality, then some of the visiting riders seemed to overdo the meek manners in the big one.

I was watching a man move beyond the pragmatism of saving his ship and himself into something more nearly representing salvation.

Yahoo's Alibaba stake is currently worth nearly $32 billion, representing most of Yahoo's market value.

Online sales rose nearly 27% to represent nearly a fifth of the group's total after the company improved its delivery services and website.

China's trade deficit with the United States is expected to soar to nearly $300 billion this year, representing nearly half the overall American trade deficit.

For the subject categories, C-E-N were nearly equally represented among EIS, and better represented than H-G.

Liver metastases nearly always represent disseminated cancer, and systemic therapies designed for controlling systemic tumors are usually indicated.

White students, at 63percentt of graduates, and Hispanics, at 15percentt, were nearly proportionately represented in the A.P. population.

Nearly all represented cutbacks by state and local governments struggling with lower tax revenues in a weakening economy.