You can find spiders in nearly every terrestrial habitat.

You can find spiders in nearly every terrestrial habitat.

I've dreamt about you nearly every night this week.

Before nearly every execution, someone comes forward like this.

Drug abuse was a phenomenon that affected nearly every society in the world.

We visited every house in India, searching for smallpox 120 million houses, once every month, for nearly two years.

The words poverty and women had become synonymous in nearly every quarter of the globe.

Nearly every year for more than a hundred years, it's looked like this in the summer.

I go past Boo Radley's house nearly every day of my life.

Because nearly every living system has evolved the ability to detect light in one way or another.

This rapid overview summarizes the many changes that have occurred in nearly every area of our activities in recent years.

In fact, during the short time that we have been in power, we have made progress towards nearly every Goal.

Friendly countries have recently endured tragic experiences, and others, unfortunately, have them nearly every day.

As it happens, nearly every system in the world is composed of such layers. A similarly embarrassing lack of understanding about how the whole system works exists in every case.

Due to its uncontrolled growth and proliferation, caner can affect nearly every part of human body.

Indeed, from nearly every perspective, this Organization continues to cater to the common aspirations of the international community.

However, nearly 12 million children under the age of five still died every year, mostly from preventable causes.

The Commonwealth's 53 member States straddle nearly every continent in seeking to promote peace, strong democracies, good governance, gender equality and sustainable development.

China has achieved the goal of quot one person per room quot in the rural areas where nearly one in every two families now live in new houses.

6. Currently, United Nations Radio produces every year some 1,200 features and documentaries in 15 languages. These are distributed to nearly 2,000 broadcasting organizations in 180 countries worldwide.

In nearly every region of the world, demand was strongly driven by social, cultural and economic forces that had come together during the past few decades.

Nearly 1.2 million people die every year in traffic accidents that figure is comparable to death rates from malaria or HIV AIDS, as previous speakers have pointed out.

Nearly every aspect of their lives had been affected by policies and practices which compromised development objectives and continued to affect living conditions.

In 1999, Orange County in California, United States of America, collected garbage every week from a six mile (nearly 10 km) stretch of beach at a cost to taxpayers of 350,000.

In that moment, I nearly gave up.

nearly bursting apart out of rage. Every time a host is cast therein, its keepers will ask them 'Did no one come to warn you'

nearly bursting apart out of rage. Every time a host is cast therein, its keepers will ask them 'Did no one come to warn you'

Yeah, that's better. I was nearly all in.

In other words, your father is nearly helpless

Major, dinner's nearly over. Aren't you going in?

21. The total dollar value of building permits in 1996 dropped nearly 23 per cent to its lowest level in nearly a decade.

Overall, that s 60 of the seats in Parliament, won in nearly every district in the West Bank and Gaza. Hamas entered electoral politics only recently, but its massive victory was preceded by wide success in municipal elections.

I'm nearly out.

Nearly 11 00.

She nearly did.

Others nearly not.

I nearly bawled.

Nearly healed, sir.

He's nearly finished.

It's nearly dinnertime.

It's nearly morning...

We're nearly there.

BILLY Nearly nothin'.

It's nearly time!

Participants in the attempted coup killed nearly 250 people.