Sentence examples for nearly big enough from inspiring English sources

Finally, by the evening of April 28, the hole was nearly big enough.

But some critics have argued that the stick is not nearly big enough.

On jobs, it's now clear that the Obama stimulus wasn't nearly big enough.

Angels Manager Mike Scioscia also conducts his postgame news conferences in shifts because his office is not nearly big enough to accommodate everyone.

But the trams, which run every 10 to 15 minutes, are not nearly big enough to accommodate soaring tourism from mainland China.

Officials are pressing Russia to accept a defensive system that it considers a grave, destabilizing threat, but which some Congressional Republicans believe is not nearly big enough.

ESSA, the replacement for NCLB, doesn't represent anywhere nearly a big enough change of course.

In Charlie and Lola's third outing, 2003's I Am Too Absolutely Small for School, Lola's parents decree that she is "nearly quite big enough" to go into the classroom.

Mittal is part of one of these angel groups and admits it's not nearly a big enough solution.

A collection of disk drives in Nashville, now nearly empty but big enough to hold more than one petabyte that's a million billion bytes of data.

Nearly every company big enough to make it to the Global 500 operates across many borders, including most of the entries from the U.S. American names now make up 41% of the list, followed by Japanese with 18%.