Sentence examples for will nearly be from inspiring English sources

If the skater is skilled, both shoes will nearly be destroyed.

Gennaro Castaldo, spokesman for music industry body the BPI, said that the announcement meant "streaming's journey towards the mainstream will nearly be complete", and predicted the Beatles would help streaming services sign up more users.

Thirdly, in his view, Labour will nearly be wiped out in Scotland.

For that reason — and certainly not because of spending cuts in fact, spending will rise 4% the budget will nearly be balanced in 1997.

The number of these loops, which is obviously always less than the total number of nodes, is nearly constant with respect to connectivity, so the number of cliques will nearly be constant as well.

These children, who will nearly be adults in 10 years, will be individuals with lower cardiovascular risk, and so it is not utopian to think that the rate of pathology can change as the result of our own actions.

Victory over Millwall will very nearly be enough.

Investors fear that today's emergency rate increases will not nearly be enough to keep these two companies solvent.

Both these are highly correlated with outcome subtype-thus where mortality is the outcome, the study type will nearly always be prospective, and the analysis type will nearly always be onset.

If it's a city break, you will nearly always be better off booking a package rather than going independently.

This is a strong assumption that will nearly always be untrue.