Sentence examples similar to nearest well-known from inspiring English sources

To quantify the impact of a growing proportion of untested wells on access to As safe drinking water relative to the Bangladesh As standard as determined by BAMWSP testing, the distance to the nearest well known to be safe from previous testing was calculated for a subset of 499 study households located within 10 villages for which the position of both wells and study households was known.

Nearby, planning for sizable election-night crowds was under way at the three bars owned by Jim Carden, including the well-known Union Hall near Fifth Avenue.

The well-known late brain indexes of psycholinguistic information access and context integration are preceded by early near-simultaneous activity.

The Rubens are nowhere near as well known as Macklemore & Ryan Lewis.

American brandies are nowhere near as well known as their French cousins.

Despite many shows and commissions to paint portraits of, among others, Ian Macleod, he is nowhere near as well known outside the principality as he deserves to be.

If Mr. Dodd is largely running against his own battered public image, for now, there are of course several actual rivals seeking to oust him, though none is anywhere near as well known statewide.

The former civil rights activist and avowed "democratic socialist" is nowhere near as well known in black communities as Clinton.

Now I am taking that step; and true freedom is that much nearer". Less well known is the Kafkaesque nightmare being suffered by his wife, Liu Xia.

Taputapuatea, the marae (place of worship), near Opoa, is well known in Polynesian lore.

And his shortcomings in day-to-day management, exacerbated by his near blindness, are well known.