Sentence examples for nearly retreated from inspiring English sources

In fact, the company's value nearly retreated to its original IPO price.

The market was hurt as the price of oil retreated nearly 2 percent, briefly dipping below $80 a barrel.

With a first down on the left hashmark at the Jets' 42, Namath retreated nearly to the 30 as Maynard sprinted down the right sideline toward the closed end of the stadium.

The Army of Virginia retreated nearly all the way back to Washington.

The market has retreated nearly 2.5% from late-April highs despite reduced expectations for Fed tightening.

However, this proved to be the ship's farthest point east, as at that position she became firmly trapped in the ice and began to move slowly westward; by 10 September Karluk had retreated nearly 100 mile back towards Point Barrow.

In 1999, for the first time in nearly three decades, profit retreated, dropping to $174 million from $190 million in 1998.

Kidal is the capital of the desert region of the same name, to which Islamist fighters are believed to have retreated during nearly three weeks of French airstrikes and an advance by hundreds of ground troops.

Copper has been stuck in a trading range just above $3 a pound and oil has retreated from nearly $80 to $70 a barrel.

As the euro rose and the United States dollar retreated about 0.5 percent on its index, energy and materials stocks on the broader market surged nearly 4 percent.

Unless oil prices unexpectedly retreat, nearly the entire industry is expected to lose money this year.