Sentence examples for subject nearly from inspiring English sources

Now Gartner receives a call on the subject nearly every day, he said.

But that still leaves us with the question of why Jewish novelists from the British Isles don't touch on the subject nearly as much as Jacobson does.

Another Republican proposal, by Representative Scott Garrett of New Jersey, would subject nearly every securities law ever passed — including laws passed in 1933 and 1934 that created the commission and established its core functions — to a cumbersome and impossibly subjective review of their relative costs and benefits.

And no matter how modest a show this might be, given the subject, nearly every work, from the smallest print to Ms. Piper's more vocal gesture, contributes to that longer, larger and louder conversation about race in this country, which predates and eclipses any one artist's effort.

Saddlemyer was a young research scholar when she first met her subject nearly 50 years ago, and I can't help feeling that Mrs. Yeats would have made short work of her at that first encounter if she had had any inkling of where it was liable to lead.

And while we're on the subject, nearly two million Iraqis have become war refugees and half of them are children.

We may have to accept that it also rendered a serious biopic with this subject matter nearly impossible.

Although tests of TGN1412 in monkeys showed no significant trouble, all six human subjects nearly died.

Ofqual surveys have found that, across all subjects, nearly three quarters of A-level teachers have confidence in the quality of marking, against 20% who do not.

She is also the queen of 16 realms, including the United Kingdom, and a nominal leader of two billion subjects, nearly a third of the world's population.

In the end, though, her subjects nearly always revealed their real character to her; or, if they were hiding something, whatever it was they least wanted to make public.