Sentence examples for is rather closer from inspiring English sources

A figure between $400m and $600m is rather closer to the mark.

Gallowgate, founded in 2004 as a vehicle to produce Ant and Dec shows including ITV1 hit Saturday Night Takeaway, is rather closer to home.

Sometimes characterised as a "female Gatsby", Holly, to me is rather closer to Nancy Mitford's Linda Radlett from The Pursuit of Love: two fatally "lop-sided romantics", who guard their freedom as fiercely as they give their heart away easily.

For Tottenham, the action is rather closer and Pochettino said that he would now like to return to London immediately after Wednesday's third placed play-off against Milan, who lost 3-0 to Bayern Munich in the later kick-off.

He is rather closer to Tom Hanks in Captain Phillips, that other Paul Greengrass hit: the decent, shy, slightly wimpish fellow, feeling terribly alone as he commands a container ship and realises he is about to be attacked by murderous pirates.

Our approach is rather closer to the one specified in (Bae et al. 2012) where a hierarchy of models composed of an action model, an agent model and a multi-agents model has been defined.

Interestingly enough, the tally is rather close to the forecast estimate before landfall from the University of Michigan.

The extended source luminosity is rather close to the expected value assuming the equipartition state, although the possibility of particle dominant lobes cannot be excluded.

Stress of the deformation plateau of the hierarchical lattice composite is rather close to its strength, indicating that the hierarchical lattice composite would have excellent specific energy absorption, even better than aluminum lattice structures.

No indeed.Mr Kay plumps not for raw capitalism but for "disciplined economic pluralism"—which, of course, is rather close to what one can find in the many versions of capitalism that already exist throughout the world.

Another association S. robusta Artocarpus chama is rather close (H′ = 3.42).