Sentence examples for will nearly close from inspiring English sources

Often, if the outside opening is not particularly large, the wound will nearly close at the surface during one period of maggot treatment.

In a very large population (i.e. a very large sample), the value of w ¯ will nearly always be very close to the expected value, w ¯ ^.

Many mines nearly closed.

It was nearly closing time.

This Cannes is nearly closed.

Detroit will close nearly half of its parks and will reduce maintenance and services at dozens of others after the City Council passed on a deal that would have had the state operate the city's Belle Isle park, Mayor Dave Bing said on Friday.

In July, the company made plans to liquidate after 40 years in operation and will close nearly 400 remaining stores by this fall.

"I don't think this case will be nearly as close a case as conventional wisdom now has it," said one respondent to the poll, jointly conducted by Republican-leaning and Democratic-leaning groups.

Now Betsey Johnson LLC will close nearly all of the designer's stores and lay off an estimated 350 staffers, reports WWD.

London critics, after all, weren't completely blown away by the show, but on Jan . 19 "The Graduate" will close a nearly two-year run in the West End.

This year, the business he started, which has since evolved into a lawn and garden center, will close after nearly 170 years in operation, giving up its fight to remain one of the area's last links to the state's agrarian past.