Sentence examples for making it nearly from inspiring English sources

Petrol prices have been raised 13 times, making it nearly 50 percent more expensive, since its pricing was deregulated in June 2010.

Brazil has toughened its gun laws over the last 15 years, making it nearly impossible to own a firearm for personal use.

The velvet belly's liver accounts for 17% of its body mass, three-quarters of which is oil, making it nearly neutrally buoyant.

— is uncertain, making it nearly impossible for the Italian authorities to process, repatriate or detain them.

THE road out of this war-torn peninsula is closed, making it nearly inaccessible.

"He's making it nearly impossible to see that the island's returned to New York".

The Japanese protect their rice industry by making it nearly impossible for imported rice to compete.

This plays tricks with the eyes, making it nearly impossible to register the building's scale accurately.

The border is secured by a permanent, raging storm, making it nearly inaccessible to outsiders.

Fuel is scarce, making it nearly impossible to keep hospitals running.

Those antibodies also attack the patients' own EPO, making it nearly impossible for them to produce any red blood cells.