Sentence examples for perhaps nearly from inspiring English sources

That would make him 45 before he could compete again as a clean athlete, and perhaps nearly 50.

But to quantify the geological time required for the formation of Cornwall I need to multiply time a thousand-fold, and then perhaps nearly a thousand times again.

Depending on the technical details, that could make the process of enriching it for military use far more lengthy, or perhaps nearly impossible.

And computer experts said in interviews that the majority -- perhaps nearly all -- of the destroyed Andersen and Enron materials could be recovered by electronic means.

Having already devoted perhaps nearly half of his fortune to his foundations, he says he intends eventually to give it all away.

Perhaps nearly any classy English actor could have played the part – if it's not elementary, it's fundamental to gentlemanly asperity and Rada bearing.

Thanks perhaps nearly-universally to YouTube, music videos are being churned out at an amazing pace (it seems hardly a day goes by without a new "shocking" and "sexy" Rihanna video).

"To produce goods worth $10,000, for example, we need seven times more resources than Japan, nearly six times more than the United States and, perhaps most embarrassing, nearly three times more than India.

But perhaps most important: Nearly 50% of companies have changed their business models as a result of sustainability opportunities — a 20% jump over last year.

Perhaps most alarming, nearly 40percentt of kids exposed to a shooting will experience PTSD.

He was extremely neurotic, rebellious, obstinate, perhaps impotent, nearly alcoholic, and, most seriously, a fanatical worshipper of Frederick II of Prussia, the foe of the empress Elizabeth.