Sentence examples for nearly unified from inspiring English sources

The developers the Guardian spoke to were nearly unified in their frustration with the IGDA.

They presented a forceful, and nearly unified, attack against Mr. Obama, especially on the economy, the budget deficit and health care.

Community and regional bank officials presented a nearly unified front Tuesday in opposing Wal-Mart Stores's application to form its own bank.

A1 A meeting of Saddam Hussein's Iraqi enemies ended with a nearly unified call for a democratic, federal, parliamentary government if Mr. Hussein is driven from power.

In the past month, at the insistence of constituents, the party line has changed from a cautious willingness to work with the White House to staunch and nearly unified opposition.

There is also a lot we want to do to improve the economy, but with nearly unified Republican opposition, and divisions among Democrats on Capitol Hill, there are continuing doubts about what we can get passed through Congress, and anything that costs money raises deficit concerns.

What is more, these leaders say they have been newly unified by attempts by the Northern Alliance to marginalize Pashtuns, who account for nearly 40percentt of Afghanistan's population and are its largest ethnic group.

The House has voted on reopening the government 10 times since Democrats took back the chamber on Jan . 3 and Democrats were unified on nearly every bill, with about a dozen Republicans voting with them.

Budget resolutions were an average of eleven days late when government was unified and nearly two months late when government was divided.

Today nearly all Americans are unified in support of the short-term goal of apprehending and punishing those who organized and executed the crimes of Sept. 11.

This electricity unifies nearly all his paintings, edge to edge, with a bracing combination of the familiar and the abstract that still has few equals in modern art.