With more than nine hundred delegates available in the remaining thirteen contests, most of which will award delegates proportionally, she is well-nigh certain of reaching her target.
The West has proposed a deal whereby Iran would send uranium abroad for further enrichment to feed some reactors for medical purposes in the country, but the government is nigh-certain to miss the end-of-year deadline for progress.
In fact, it's nigh-on certain that Computers and Blues will be the last Streets record, the fifth in a run that bears comparison with any in the British pop canon.
As a chef, I understood that more than any other I was directly responsible for the decline and nigh on extinction of certain fish stocks.
It's a very certain kind of expression, nigh-on-impossible to pin down but also instantly recognizable.
In certain musical circles, he is nigh-on worshipped for his singularly independent spirit and approach to production.
Mr Vaishnav is curious to see whether zoning certifications rocket after this election.Others count the losses run by sugar mills in Maharashtra, to see how certain industries boost their liquidity when elections are nigh.
So you can imagine why I donned my hairshirt and "The End Is Nigh" sandwich board when the Yankees' season came down to a certain Mr. Allan James Burnett, aka A.J., aka the worst pitcher in the history of the sport, according to more volatile Yankees enthusiasts.
It is still too early to say the last rites for film, but it is now more certain than ever that the beginning of the end is nigh.
Our heroine is Cathy Whitaker Julianne Mooree), who lives with her husband, Frank Dennis Quaidd), and their two pre-teen children; of a nation crouched in dread of nuclear war there is little sign, although we can be fairly certain that, if the end of the world happened to be nigh, Cathy would politely ask it to wait while she checked that her shoes matched her skirt.
Figuralism requires only that there is a semantical distinction between literal content and figurative content, and that by asserting sentences with certain false or at least highly doubtful literal contents, we may also express genuine facts, which would be well nigh impossible to express literally.
