Most software isn't nearly good enough yet.
Some of this commerce, but not yet nearly enough, is now moving by rail.
The sun still shines in Clapham, the wind still blows, the rubbish is still collected (mostly), and kids still go to school (though not yet nearly enough of them in Lambeth).
Most international hotel brands are scouting African capitals.They are busy because Africa is growing fast and does not yet have nearly enough hotels.
Ms. Hanauer's book gave impassioned voice to a new class, the affluent oppressed -- professional women with everything and yet not nearly enough.
But the MAXXI would open empty, partly because the museum has not yet acquired nearly enough contemporary art to fill the vast gallery spaces (it won't be a fully functioning museum until next spring, at the earliest).
When the scorpion was finished, she put it on a plate, and she and Gracer sat down on a couch to feast on what looked like far too much bug for me, and yet not nearly enough to satisfy hunger.
We picked this topic, in part, because of our belief that for all that computing does for us today, it doesn't yet do nearly enough.
But for an artist who wants to do more than entertain, a dress, some feathers, a wig and some lipstick, are too much, and yet, not nearly enough.
The key message of this paper is that it has been 20 years since the first requirements to include women as well as men in clinical trials and analyze results by sex were mandated by a U.S. federal law, yet not nearly enough progress has been made.
