Sentence examples for become next to from inspiring English sources

Badly affected phones become next to useless.

"It's become next to impossible to organize," Mr. Schumer said.

But replicating the "gone native" banks has become next to impossible (see article).

When the nuclear holocaust happens, we, the inhabitants of Mexico City, will defeat radiation and become, next to cockroaches, the only living beings on the planet.

Raising private capital by rights issues or otherwise would then become next to impossible, and the taxpayer would be left holding the baby – that is, effectively guaranteeing the bank's creditors up to the value of the preference shares.

For example, there are so many.com Web addresses that it has become next to impossible to find an English word or an intelligible combination of two English words not already in use, they said.

The routine and mundane become next-to-impossible.

An early convert to fascism, he became, next to Gabriele D'Annunzio, the most powerful writer associated with the party.

IF YOU GO In recent years, the tiny Domstern Hotel topped so many online "best" lists that booking a room became next to impossible.

Proving anything becomes next to impossible.

Fichte's dynamic conception of idealism was adopted almost immediately by Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph Schelling (1775 1854), who in the first period of his philosophical career became next to Fichte the most outspoken defender of this hybrid variety of idealism.