Sentence examples similar to nearly welcome from inspiring English sources

But other developments are not nearly so welcome.

80% of customers say they want to be noticed and nearly all welcome a friendly greeting.

Richard Marwood, an equity fund manager at Royal London Asset Management, which owns a stake in Burberry worth nearly £25m, welcomed the change.

French women who have been campaigning against PIP since French authorities banned its products nearly two years ago welcomed the arrest and investigation.

And nearly all welcomed this improved ability because they were frustrated by the limitations of current toxicologic test batteries.

That is why I am honored to take part in the Every Kid in a Park Campaign and help raise awareness about President Obama's initiative to welcome nearly half a million 4th graders and their families with free access to our country's national parks and other public lands and waters for a full year.

While al-Arabiya is welcome nearly everywhere, al-Jazeera suffers under bans not only in official Washington, but in Iraq, Kuwait, Bahrain and Saudi Arabia.

It is also topsy-turvy in having a lengthy first part (presumably to allow for the comprehensive set change of the last act) which, however good, nearly outstays its welcome.

A hard-line stance on immigration and criticism of Merkel's decision to welcome nearly a million migrants in 2015 have been part of the CSU's political strategy ahead of regional elections in the fall.

The terraces in the Concierge Suites are so expansive that I nearly sabred the welcome bottle of Champagne Jacquart Brut Mosaïque in my glee.

Its rapturous welcome nearly four decades after its premiere begged the question of why it had taken so long to get here.