Sentence examples for nearly akin from inspiring English sources

Yes, no "tats" is nearly akin to man bites dog.

In New York City, where having a car invites the anxiety and costs nearly akin to having a young child — you have to feed it, keep it safe and find it a place to sleep at night — the car equivalent of sending children off to summer camp is coming to a close for Park Slope residents.

Still, a push for national "papers please" law and more concentrated enforcement would essentially take this country into a xenophobic overdrive rarely seen in American history, nearly akin to the Trail of Tears, the Mexican Removal and the Japanese American internments during World War II.

If replacing the drawer pull had been a nearly insuperable task akin to the labors of Hercules, you might have considered -- and, I hope, rejected -- such dubious methods.

With the AddToAny acquisition, Lockerz expands its online sharing platform, which serves more than 1 billion photos per month via Lockers Photos and to date has issued nearly 200 million Decalz (akin to badges).

Akin to nearly every moment during the Swedish group's performance, it feels like a major letdown.

"Dancing on the Water" presents Mr. James in a lyrical and nearly classical mode, very much akin to the renowned pianist Bill Evans, which is quite unlike his previous pop crossover efforts.

But he was also helped by Ms. McCaskill, whose campaign spent nearly $2 million on ads portraying Mr. Akin as ultraconservative.

At its peak, it can perform at a speed of nearly 55 petaflops – with a petaflop akin to one thousand trillion instructions per second.

In a large cohort study of patient after cardiac arrest [ 37], it was found that AKI occurs in nearly 50% of patients when the AKIN criteria were applied.

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce, which spent nearly $350,000 opposing Ms. McCaskill before Mr. Akin won the nomination, has not spent anything in Missouri since.