Sentence examples for participated nearly from inspiring English sources

Some 14,000 exhibitors participated, nearly half of whom were non-British.

While it's the biggest metro included New York should have even more active members–other large metros don't participate nearly as much.

A diverse set of landholders participated, where nearly a quarter of participants were absentee landholders, and a small component were groups.

The four banks participated in nearly three-quarters of the 182 loans made to the sector in that time, the study found.

To consider the Yankees' domination of the Series since they won their first American League pennant in 1921, they have participated in nearly half of the last 83 Series.

Believing that the rift between the two strands of the reform movement could be bridged, Bucer participated in nearly every meeting on religious questions held in Germany and Switzerland between 1524 and 1548.

Donald Trump has participated in nearly a dozen Republican primary debates (and opted out of one), but, though he has taken part in the general back-and-forth over Planned Parenthood, he has, as far as I can tell, been asked directly about abortion once, way back in August, when his place in the center of the race was not nearly so assured.

Kenrick Sandy, whose East London company, Boy Blue Entertainment, has participated in nearly every year of Breakin' Convention, said that seeing the other acts has caused him both to raise his game and to change it, developing storytelling and pushing the vocabulary in new directions.

The Transportation Department has countered that its consultation process has been exhaustive, that it led and participated in nearly 400 meetings with community boards, business-improvement districts and other neighborhood groups and that none of the station placements ought to have come as a surprise.

Over the past 20 years or so CAS scholars have participated in nearly 50,000 short- and long-term academic exchange visits.

The selected countries participated in nearly all editions of the Summer Olympic Games after the Second World War, which allows us to map historical patterns.