Sentence examples for close to printing from inspiring English sources

They have had a fine time trading in volatility in recent weeks, which some see as close to printing money.

T-Ink is close to printing batteries, Ferber says, but for now, his designers have to connect ink circuits to batteries, chips and speakers made with more traditional technology.

The internet may be awash with information and opinions on every imaginable subject, but for well-researched facts to accompany a specific musical selection, nothing comes close to printed sleeve notes.

It is also true that the Bank of Japan's policy changes bring it an inch or two closer to printing money to create inflation.

The machines that come closest to printing high quality images are very expensive and are generally purchased and used by folks like graphic designers and other such professions.

Instead of posting them as posts here on the Schumpeter blog we are now publishing them in a format and style closer to print pieces.

That's on top of advertising CPMs that are closer to print publications than digital properties.

There are few sure bets in Hollywood, but remaking a popular horror film is as close as most studios get to printing money.

Mr. Dohle, for example, once joked with a local journalist, Stefan Brams, that he built his home in Gütersloh so close to the printing plant that he could hear the roar of the presses.

"Computer technology, in other words, has not yet come close to the printing press in its power to generate radical and substantive social, political, and religious thought," Postman wrote in 1993.

You have to stick your nose right up close to the print to read it.