That represents a major step, but not nearly enough.

But the franc zone countries did not fare nearly so well.

Yet not nearly enough is being done to treat or prevent it.

He argued that QE is not nearly as unconventional as its critics claim.

Indeed, it will not be nearly as powerful as the old Soviet Union.

Not nearly enough attention has been paid to the crisis in northern Uganda.

Thus, while most respondents said they were not worried, nearly half expressed some worry.

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

In a nearly perfect world, Russia and the US would not need large nuclear stockpiles.

Layla nearly died.

But the solution is not nearly as simple as some pundits make it out to be.

And had We not given thee strength , thou wouldst nearly have inclined to them a little .

And had We not given thee strength , thou wouldst nearly have inclined to them a little .

And had We not made you stand firm , you would nearly have inclined to them a little .

And had We not made you stand firm , you would nearly have inclined to them a little .

Nearly a year has passed since the disaster, but the situation in the Maldives has not eased.

It's nearly three o'clock.

They eventually decided not unanimously by any means not to include his real name, despite the fact that nearly all media reports did.

Thousands of people, including nearly 10,000 school children, whose parents will not be easily placated, lost their lives.

This second anti Stalinist campaign lasted two years, which was not nearly enough to change the country s mentality.

Will the nations most affected by climate change get the support they need? Not nearly enough, some say

The answer is not nearly enough, and the political price may be high at next summer s European Parliament elections.

He is the most recognized worldwide symbol of a country that he has not seen for nearly five decades.

United Nations system agencies at present provide nearly 28,000 tons of food per month to nearly 2 million people.

As the Norwegian citizenry had not been armed or trained in the use of arms for nearly three centuries they were not able to fight.

He was stopped and nearly arrested.

Nearly all Japanese have dark hair.

Liberals are most needed when compromises have to be made, but not nearly as useful when faced with brute force.

Consequently, nearly one in four people (23 percent) with an illness did not seek care at a health center because they could not pay for it.

Hirschman believed that the possibilities for economic development are not nearly as constrained as comprehensive theories would lead us to believe.

Indeed, under Chen s policy, Taiwan nearly became a rigidly divided society, where local and not native Chinese lived as potential enemies.

She was nearly hit by a bicycle.

Fortunately, the campaign season is nearly over.

The British have nearly the opposite perspective.

Olivier is nearly worried by the craze

I was nearly hit by a car.

In Greece, there are nearly 1000 birds.

Germany s exports exceeded its imports by nearly 200 billion in the past twelve months, a surplus equivalent to nearly 6 of GDP.

Nearly 31 years ago, on 25th December 1974, a powerful earthquake flattened towns along the Karakorum Highway and killed nearly 10,000 people.

The material submitted concerning the Ontario Commission is nearly 10 years old and does not represent a current picture of its operations.

ISTANBUL Nearly a century ago, in 1919, John Maynard Keynes analyzed the economic consequences of the peace following Germany s defeat in World War I. To be sure, the consequences of Germany s general election on September 22 will not be nearly as momentous.

The two spars were nearly equal in length, and both were nearly as long or longer than the total length of the body.

It's nearly impossible to break a Coke bottle.

A.J. Jacobs How healthy living nearly killed me

Nearly a thousand people participated in the demonstration.