Sentence examples for this would nearly from inspiring English sources

In Turkish society this would nearly always be the husband's mother or father.

Where no information about work disability was provided, we included studies for which we judged the consequences of disease to be so severe that this would nearly always lead to serious problems with work ability, such as for late stages of cancer.

In Turkish society this would nearly always be the mother-in-law and/or father in-law of the woman since it is near-universal practice in traditional settings for women, following marriage, to live with their spouse's family (i.e. it was not anticipated that there would be any families where the woman and her spouse were living with her own parents).

Around 10.2m students took part in after-school programmes around the country in 2014, but this number would nearly triple if supply met demand, claims the Afterschool Alliance, a lobby group.

Because anyone watching who was old enough to remember – the drummers and dancers weren't, they did this by accident – saw them pass by the juvenile court and, while the tail of the group still blocked the interstate entrance, they came to the exact point where, in 2001, a group of black teenagers had overturned a hotdog stand and started a riot that would nearly destroy this downtown.

Because anyone watching who was old enough to remember the drummers and dancers weren't, they did this by accident saw them pass by the juvenile court and, while the tail of the group still blocked the interstate entrance, they came to the exact point where, in 2001, a group of black teenagers had overturned a hotdog stand and started a riot that would nearly destroy this downtown.

According to the EPI, this would raise nearly $40 billion in additional wages, provide about a $25 billion boost to the economy, and create approximately 100,000 jobs in the phase-in period.

While this would be nearly unheard of in the sparsely surprising men's draws, it's not nearly as uncommon on the women's side; Sharapova also faced just one top-20 foe en route to winning the 2012 foench Open.

This would raise nearly £2 billion and infuriate the pensions industry.

According to the official press, this would be nearly three times bigger than the previous record deficit in 2003.

All of this would be nearly impossible to keep track of were it not for the ardent efforts of fans like Jeff Warren, 32, of Austin, Tex.