Sentence examples for nowhere greater from inspiring English sources

The sense of imbalance is nowhere greater than in the United States.

The price disparity between producers and consumers is nowhere greater than at the gourmet coffee level.

It emboldened democratic socialist activists, whose national influence and power appear nowhere greater than in the corner of New York City where Amazon plans to build.

Nowhere greater will this decision resonate than in the US, where we forecast over £700m of accumulated losses by February 2012".

Using a sample of four sets of equations developed for Pseudotsuga menziesii that did not appear to have been constrained to ensure additivity, we found that additivity error for aboveground total biomass (over the developmental DBH range) was nowhere greater than 5%, and averaged -0.04, 1.18, -1.46 and 2.06% overall (equations from [16, 25, 26], and [27], respectively).

"Being a UNICEF ambassador has been the greatest privilege of my life but the challenges it offers are nowhere greater than in Afghanistan," he says.

By 25, he was married with a child, and his life was beginning to look to him like a black tunnel leading nowhere great.

In no department of experimental inquiry are such minute quantities weighed, and nowhere is greater accuracy in determining differences of weight required than in chemical analysis, and chemists almost universally employ the beam balance in preference to the spring balance in their most delicate analytical researches.

Most of the Teach For America teachers I meet have the makings of great teachers -- but they're nowhere near great in their first two years.

They issue glossy strategic plans that look wonderful and take their organizations nowhere with great fanfare.

The leap forward is nowhere as great as it was from, say, VHS to DVD.