Sentence examples for under a near from inspiring English sources
By 14 August, as India prepared to celebrate its Independence Day, Kashmir was under a near total blackout.
The intervention comes after a grim year for First which has been struggling under a near £2 billion debt pile following its 2007 acquisition of US school bus business Laidlaw before recession struck.
Faced with a slowing economy and widespread popular discontent, Wasserstrom said China's communist leaders appeared to have decided their country now needed to live under a near permanent "state of control".
The Labour leadership election will be held under a near one-person-one-vote system that abolishes the old electoral college that gave the unions a third of the vote.
Today's consumer is under a near constant barrage of visual and auditory stimuli across every device and medium; we can no longer rely on a passive audience to see an advertisement and take action.
What a hit from Chris Ashton on Gio Aplon who was standing under a near-perfect Owen Farrell up and under.
The Israeli army has locked its 35,000 residents under a near-permanent curfew to "protect" the 500 armed Israeli colonists who live in their midst".Frankly, we are strangling them," says an Israeli economist.
Next time you bury a beer bottle stuffed with money in a park, you should ponder what cameras and sensors may be hidden in the trees nearby.The days of the "illegal", living for many years in a foreign country under a near-foolproof false identity, are drawing to a close.
The results of this work indicate that CMS:Eu2+,Mn2+ could be applicable to a single-phase phosphor for white LEDs under a near-ultraviolet source.
The GaAs buffer and cap were grown at ~ 580 °C under an As2 flux, while the GaAsBi layer and GaAs spacer layer were grown at ~ 340 °C under a near-stoichiometric As4 flux.
Compared with traditional online security assessment who always performs security assessment on a past condition (i.e., the last state-estimation), the RBSA has the feature that it performs security assessment under a near-future condition.
