Sentence examples for nearly enough space from inspiring English sources
They could move into a less-expensive rental, but the only ones she found were one-bedroom apartments — not nearly enough space.
Numerous firms made room for Gruzen Samton employees -- among them Berger Rait Design Associates; Cooper, Robertson & Partners; Furniture Consultants; and Perkins Eastman -- though no one office had nearly enough space for the entire firm.
The big inflatable rubber pieces attached to the rear doors — they can be used as rafts or slides — were instantly useless, and there was not nearly enough space in the front rafts for everyone on board.
Here's a Valentine to a well-regarded ski tech, Heinz Haemmerle Lindsey Vonnnn's guy Tuesday — by Nathaniel Vinton, a reporter for the Daily News, a paper that, like any other, doesn't have nearly enough space in its pages to accommodate his enthusiasm for ski racing.
That won't be nearly enough space if iCloud is to include music storage — let alone movie/TV storage.
There isn't nearly enough space here to relate more of the great anecdotes from our Pathfinder session, but the main thrill was in knowing it wasn't pre-scripted.
If the deal goes through, the Knicks will have nearly enough cap space for two maximum players.
The collection grew to the point that Dr. Daum did not have nearly enough wall space to display it.
In November, Ms. Castagnoli said, she had a moment when she realized she was having two holiday parties and didn't have nearly enough bar space.
Advocates are already warning that the homeless will have nowhere to go: There's not nearly enough shelter space, and many are in no condition to reenter society, which means they will set up their tents in residential neighborhoods, whose inhabitants will just call the cops and offer no help.
Long Island City alone, they say, has nearly enough flat roof space to build the equivalent of Brooklyn's Prospect Park -- a huge heat-absorbing sponge of roughly 500 acres, all at roof height -- if the idea takes off.
