near enough

Phytoplankton in deep water get trapped there, while phytoplankton near enough to the surface to receive sunlight start to grow faster.

In despair, he thought at least that he would try to get near enough to speak to Princess Rosebud.

It's easy to knock off the tasks on a list; it's hard to cope with that sense of having far too much work and nowhere near enough time.

A few minutes' walk from a bus stop, still near enough to hear the din of the highway, lies Nexus World.

No one else leant over her, and whispered soothing words to her, or was near enough to hear the flutter of her beating heart.

Darcy's farther notice; though often standing within a very short distance of her, quite disengaged, he never came near enough to speak.

It was a long shoot, near enough 18 months, but a film set is the best place in the world as far as I'm concerned.

That was the best chore of all. It made possible getting near enough to her to close out the others in the classroom.

I did not want our enemy to know I was here, but I wanted to be near enough to make sure that you and Sir Henry were safe.

Once she moved over by Maxwell's desk, near enough for him to be aware of her presence.

Please keep within hearing (distance), ie stay near enough to hear.

That has not stopped piracy, and download revenues have not been anywhere near enough to compensate for falling CD sales.

Heart hammering, Harry pushed his cart after them. They stopped and so did he, just near enough to hear what they were saying.

Of course, three publications is nowhere near enough to get a professorship--even at a crappy school.

Is the hotel in a good location near enough to a metro station?

But that was nowhere near enough to stop millions of blacks from turning out to vote.

of my house, ie near enough to be reached easily on foot.

No, I'm not really interested in this place. It isn't big enough. It isn't near enough to my office.

If you were standing near enough, your ear would resonate with the squeezing and stretching of space.

The two ships gradually drew together until they were near enough to each other to exchange signals.

Not near enough energy to populate even though lowest, you know, the first level above the ground state.

Most of us do not relax anywhere near enough, and this can damage our health in many ways.

Sure, teachers tell you stuff, but nowhere near enough to fill up 10 years.

We know it's not always possible, but if we perform to near enough that level every week we won't be far away.

While the supply of homes offered for sale increased in 2007, Archibald said it was nowhere near enough to keep pace with increased demand.

I am standing just near enough to hear what they are saying.

Over the years one culture or another has used near enough every food available to boost fertility.

Unfortunately, the same thing is not true for the cold chain; even 90 percent reliability is nowhere near enough.

More worrisome is that this 15. 3 percent is nowhere near enough to maintain solvency in the future.

Yes, please look at there, it's near enough to go there on foot.

There are nowhere near enough data available on climate and farming in the poor world.

There is nowhere near enough New Zealand capital to fund these [manufacturing and production plants] in different countries.

His talk of $1, 000bn in cuts seems large but in truth it is nowhere near enough to change the trajectory of our debt.

They were standing near enough for us to overhear their conversation.

Are you all sitting near enough to see the blackboard?

There weren't anywhere near enough empty boxes.

In any event, the McCarthy-Lautenberg proposal didn't have anywhere near enough votes.

A: It's a pity. Say, how about a place near enough?

That is nowhere near enough to pay for federal spending, estimated at 24% of GDP in 2020.

I've nowhere near enough for the fare.

You have a full squad near enough, with some of the finest players in World football at your disposal.

But for now your voice is near enough.

An arm's length was near enough.

I am floored by that single fact, because it really doesn't seem anywhere near enough time.

The school is near enough, we can manage to get there in time.

Within hearing near enough to hear or be heard