Sentence examples for it would be nearest from inspiring English sources

Here it would be nearest its original location, and here it would be visited by thousands to whom in any other place mentioned it would be inaccessible.

Zuckerberg said earlier this year that "it would be near-sighted to focus on short-term revenue over people".

It would be near impossible to return to a pre-mobile work style.

"It would be near impossible for this new patented drug to show it can be cost-effective," said Morgan.

This year's budget deficit is approaching 8% of GDP; including such off-balance-sheet items as road-building, it would be nearer 10%.

While Mr. Gibson wouldn't specify where the new gallery would be or when it would open, he said it would be near his current space on Old Bond Street.

Were the Queen's statue eventually to go on the empty plinth, it would be near that of her great-great-great-great uncle George IV on the north-east plinth.

Elektra will maintain a weighting of 2%; analysts reckon under the new rules it would be nearer 0.9%.The other companies on the list will lose out somewhat as a result.

A coach of another player, speaking on background, said it would be "near impossible" for any one player, even Djokovic, to win at Montreal, Cincinnati and the United States Open, which begins later this month.

IF the State of Colorado v. Kobe Bryant were a basketball game, it would be nearing the start of the fourth quarter and it would have the feel of a serious blowout.

"It would be near impossible to recoup your investments with that first sale and so the more likely consequence is that research dollars would be put elsewhere," said Melissa Arbus Sherry, assistant to the solicitor general at the Department of Justice, during the argument.