By the beginning of 1429, nearly all of northern France and some parts of the southwest were under Anglo Burgundian control.

Yet, humans had colonised nearly all the ice free parts of the globe by the end of the Ice Age, some 12,000 years ago.

They are primarily used for constructing references, which in turn are fundamental to constructing nearly all data structures, as well as in passing data between different parts of a program.

Nearly all Japanese have dark hair.

The increased frequency and severity of natural disasters affecting nearly all parts of the globe during the past year, in particular, has demonstrated our continued vulnerability to the vicissitudes of nature.

Nearly all oil pipelines in the region head west.

I am the headmaster for all parts.

Indeed, nearly all mainstream economists prescribe this approach for China.

Nearly all respondents commented that the meeting had been productive.

For nearly all indicators, there were more time points than suggested.

The economic crisis affects all parts of Spain.

You can find all the published parts here.

All parts of the plant contain tropane alkaloids.

After all, the dollar value of gold has nearly tripled since 2005.

The microscopic test gives false results in nearly half of all cases.

The Ethiopian government required nearly all refugees to live in refugee camps.

Nearly all the staff required for the division was recruited in 2004.

People are living in all parts of the world.

Over nearly all that immense time, Earth's appearance would have changed very gradually.

All right? Whereas on the right, the two tiles look nearly the same.

Indeed, China s policies have damaged its relations with nearly all of its neighbors.

Nearly two thirds of all murders in Michigan in 2011 occurred in Detroit.

Nearly all of the energy input into the reaction is transformed into light.

Poverty is extreme, more so than in nearly all other countries of Africa.

And they all moved to different parts of the planet.

At this time in life, the brain is growing rapidly and it is easier for information to be absorbed parts of the brain can nearly double in a year.

Nearly all schools provide sex education, including information on preventing the transmission of STDs.

Nearly all projects are developed with earmarked contributions and most are modest in size.

There are two reasons why international law is tolerant of the use of all, or nearly all, necessary force.

The jivas (individual souls) are all separated parts of the Lord.

With China saving nearly 50 of its GNP, all that money had to go somewhere.

We have made progress on almost all of them, but not nearly enough on most.

The method helped gather, in just 100 years, nearly all the knowledge from Greek medicine.

Von Braun's Mars project envisioned nearly a thousand three stage vehicles launching from Earth to ferry parts for the Mars mission to be constructed at a space station in Earth orbit.

The spirit of man is Yahweh's lamp, searching all his innermost parts.

If we are to have a good chance of achieving that target, the concentration of CO2 must not be allowed to exceed 450 parts per million (it is now nearly 390 ppm).

Germany s relationship with Europe is seen as a functional one by nearly all the democratic parties.

Nearly all unemployment in a cyclical downturn was the result of the failure of investment demand.

A Pakistani sponsored jihadi attack on India s Parliament in December 2001 nearly provoked all out war.

Nearly all the world s nations are meeting in New York to review the Non Proliferation Treaty.

Nearly all Pakistani daily newspapers made it front page news (The News, Dawn, Jang , Express News).

In all, 140,000 men served on the Western Front and nearly 700,000 in the Middle East.

Within days, nearly all the workers in the city were idle, and street fighting broke out.

They often are considered sacred accounts and can be found in nearly all known religious traditions.

These two modalities delivered nearly 2.1 billion, approximately 81 per cent of all UNDP programme expenditure.