Sentence examples for really approaching from inspiring English sources

Why not wait for clear evidence that the economy is really approaching capacity before doing anything that could be interpreted as tightening?

* To answer GoGo, this blog is really approaching the markets from the point of view of an investor, which we all are if we want to prepare for our retirement.

"Unless the U.S. is really approaching a cliff, we'd argue that most of this is already priced in the markets," said Ray W. Jovanovich of Indocam Asset Management in Hong Kong.

He had claimed to be 27 when he launched MySpace in 2003 and at the time of Newsweek's report, his MySpace profile put his age at 32, when he was really approaching 37. Did it just sound better that a hot new social networking site had been dreamed up by a twentysomething?

But are we really approaching the singularity as fast as we think we are?

If there is any single artist here to catch at the 3D Printshow in Paris, it is Plummer-Fernandez, because he is really approaching 3D-printed art in the most mind-bending of ways. .

I'm kind of stunned nobody's really approached it".

"We really approach this from the perspective that a literary agent would with an author," Ms. Robinovitz said.

Both games were set up for classic finishes, but never really approached that particular level of excitement.

I had never really approached anything before this where I worried if an audience cared for a character.

But I wanted to go toward these great mysteries of our life that we cannot really approach through reason but that I feel can be approached through music".