Sentence examples for although nearer from inspiring English sources

Although nearer to Lampedusa than Malta, the boat ran into trouble in international waters where the smaller EU nation has search and rescue responsibilities.

Although nearing 80, Newman has not stopped making films.

Although near the Sicilian island, the boat was in international waters where Malta is responsible for search and rescue operations.

Through most of the piece the writer loses money, although near the end he gets onto a winning streak.

CONS: Although near major subway lines and parking garages, the house does not have its own garage.

Although near field technology is commonplace overseas, it has been slow to enter the mainstream American market.

Although nearing 29, Shearer seems to belong to a different era from the pretty-boy icons who float and dribble around him.

But crucially, although near-apocalyptic from the inside, this transformation is barely perceptible to the observer – except for, perhaps, a certain withdrawnness, or increased anger and irritability.

Although near-at-hand, tourism from the US had been severely limited in the past, but is expected to increase dramatically after rules were relaxed in 2016.

Although near the bottom, drilling has stopped because a huge freshwater lake lies between the ice and the bed at this location.

Much of the land is 1,000 to 1,400 feet (300 to 425 metres) above sea level, although near the western border the elevations rarely rise above 800 feet (250 metres).