Sentence examples for will be nigh from inspiring English sources

Any new treaty, especially one that intrudes on national sovereignty, will be nigh impossible to negotiate and ratify quickly.

But that is hardly a great improvement.Above all, she worries that having a family will be nigh on impossible to combine with a demanding career.

In the interest of halting Stalky and Co - which will be nigh on impossible should a Milli-Balls alliance take the helm - I have come up with a few ideas to restore his popularity with the fickle British public.

If you want to pay the full cap and be sustainable as a business, it will be nigh on impossible unless you take short cuts or saddle yourself with debt.

Working in real time on a collaborative analysis with a colleague on a different continent will be nigh on impossible.

The NY Post is running some rumors that XM and Sirius are merging today, creating a satellite radio juggernaut that will be nigh unstoppable.

But, in Lansley's world where hospital is pitted against hospital, it will be nigh-on impossible.

But matching the 6ft 6in, 17-stone Joshua with anyone like his physical or technical equal, while also managing to sell it as something like entertainment, will be nigh-on impossible in the early stages.

I believe that once the matter is seen clearly the eventual renaming will be well nigh inevitable.

The filmmaker Mira Nair, for example, will be called NIGH-ear, please; she is not a depilatory product.

When it eventually did, the majority of two days had been used up and if England manage to do something similar, a draw will be a nigh-on certainty come Monday evening.