Sentence examples for much near from inspiring English sources

"Payne used to be a bit of a jerk and admitted as much near the end.

Perhaps his place in the polls — he remains very much near the bottom in most surveys — keeps him out of the line of fire.

Reggie Brown, the executive vice president of the group, described the surcharge for poor migrants as "pretty much near un-American".

Aside from two small hotels in the area geared to snorkeling, scuba diving and birding, there isn't much near the port except beaches and jungle -- yet.

"Of the 12 nations in the Coalition which have bombed Daesh in Iraq and Syria over the past year, Australia is pretty much near the bottom in terms of transparency and accountability", he said.

At $15 and change I just think the stock is pretty much near rock bottom.

Analysts doubted that McAfee's business would have much near-term impact on Intel's bottom line.

Patent reform and trade deals won't have much near-term impact.

Its true subject is hope, and bewilderment as well: how do people keep doing what they're doing when so much near-lethal rejection is built in?

And there is much near-virgin beach still being scoured: Fernando Rainieri, a former tourism secretary and the brother of the Punta Cana pioneer Frank Rainieri, is part of a group of Dominican investors that includes the wealthy Najri family, that bought some beachfront land in 1997 in Miches, the largely undeveloped area between the resorts of Samaná and Punta Cana.

It looked much nearer on Airbnb.