Sentence examples for nowhere near equal from inspiring English sources

In spite of Safran Foer's obvious talent, it's nowhere near equal the sum of its parts.

At age 50, Moyes moves on from being a loyalist whose first and foremost task was to keep Everton in the top half of the Premier League with resources that were nowhere near equal to most clubs in the division.

Her speech gives equal attention to the "wrongly accused" as it does to survivors, though those groups are nowhere near equal in size.

So while Rove and Moulitsas are both more politically active than a typical columnist, they are nowhere near equal on the partisanship scale.

Women make up 22% of Fresno's architecture and engineering positions, which, while nowhere near equal representation, is the second highest female representation in the field of any major metro area.

"Bees and all other insects are miracles of engineering which we are nowhere near equalling," said Prof James Marshall.

That is significantly out of proportion to what Rio would be able to contribute to the merged company economically it is nowhere near on an equal footing with BHP in terms of size.

So you have white Loyalists being given grants of hundreds of acres of land; you have black Loyalists being given sometimes as little as one acre of land, sometimes as much as fifty acres of land, nowhere near sort of parity, nothing equal going on here.

"Equal opportunities" is still self-evidently nowhere near true today, and yet, we must now be "equal" with men at pension age.

The year's revenues put the company about equal with J. Crew, although nowhere near Nike, which sells ten times as much.

Sadly, all other things aren't equal, and even the best boxed wines are nowhere near as good as the best bottled ones.