The new pipeline is not far from two others built in the 1980s and 1990s, one of which is no longer in use.
In Trump's case, this ability has allowed him to insist, and possibly believe, that Hillary Clinton did not win the popular balloting in the recent election, even though, in the undistorted world, her lead is not far from three million votes.
Sixth, the 95% confidence interval around our VE estimate was wide relative to the excess mortality found in flu season: The lower bound (0.7%) was not far from zero, yet the upper bound (8.3%) would amount to the bulk of the excess mortality that would have struck vaccinees.
Six months ago, Fed policymakers were expecting consumer prices to rise by about 1.75 per cent in 2015, which isn't far from two per cent.
aThe population of the country under the French protectorate is said to be not far from four millions.
When it came time to go to college, my father suggested Lycoming College, in Williamsport, Pa., which was not far from two other colleges where my sisters were studying.
Owned by a telecommunications company, the buildings are not far from one of the venues for the 2016 Olympic Games, which will take place in Rio.
In Paul's so-called Areopagus speech in Athens, he said of God: "Yet he is not far from each one of us, for 'in him we live and move and have our being,'" in allusion to the words of the pagan writer Aratus: "For we are indeed his offspring" (Acts 17:27 28).
I expected to interact with a diverse range of people and cultures, but I never realized that even within a single small European country, such as Belgium, which is not far from Amsterdam, two distinct cultures can coexist, each with a different way of thinking about time.
In 2015, the global school age cohort is not far from 125 million children [56, see Table A.31].
The final vision of Sylvie and Ruth, after all, is not far from that of two homeless people, adrift in the world.
