Sentence examples for would be near from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, 6 and 9 would be near indistinguishable as would a few other numbers.

Nonetheless, Mr Eichel had to reaffirm that Germany's deficit would be "near" balance by 2004.

It is important to select a plot size that would be near optimal in many different conditions.

The alternative would be near certain bankruptcy for Bear Stearns.

The design condition of the tank would be near the triple point of CO2.

Ideally, the place would be near both a park and a subway.

Fordow, meanwhile, would be near-impregnable.

Such a shift would be near-impossible to reverse.

He would be nearing 40, with half of his life behind him.

"And we try to avoid senior citizens, which, if not pejorative, is stereotyping". So what would be near-perfect?

And since the survey represents a willingness to listen, a no vote would be near-impossible to override.