Sentence examples for of being nearest from inspiring English sources
His position in Judaea further granted him the advantage of being nearest to the vital province of Egypt, which controlled the grain supply to Rome.
Nine other households were selected on the basis of being nearest to the household under survey.
That also had the advantage of being near the village.
The traditional explanation is that the costs of being near your competitors are outweighed by the benefits of being near a critical mass of suppliers and customers.
She argues Orlando into love like a lawyer, and gasps like a teenager at the thrill of being near him.
Instead of being near the predicted 38.8 AU, Neptune was found to be only 30.1 AU from the Sun.
The manufacturers took advantage of being near Saint-Yrieix, the largest source of clay and china stone in France.
She isn't afraid to reinvent herself, and the album has this feeling of being near the sea about it.
Garcia conceded that the pressure of being near the top of the leader board on the final day of the Open was different than he expected.
A bigger worry for these buyers may be acrophobia (fear of heights) or batophobia (fear of being near an object of great height, like a skyscraper).
"One of the greatest difficulties is caused by the doctors' dislike of being near the fighting".
