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kT Well when it's like this, the temperature is so low that there's not nearly enough thermal energy to populate any of these states.

If you do not know how much fun it is to be drunk, you might want to drink not nearly enough.

But how much is not nearly as important as our having both an aggressive effort to restore growth today and a 10-year plan.

He's not nearly such a good writer as he's cracked up to be.

Gregg says the cuts are not nearly enough to offset the huge cost of new initiatives requested by the president.

That paper with the failing grade was suddenly not nearly as important as it had been just a few minutes earlier.

You'll find your worries are not nearly as stressful as you thought now that you've gotten them out of your head and onto the page.

You may end up with a few, but not nearly as many as you would have had you folded instead.

The rub was not nearly so much in his own home, as it was in the Butler family.

The Slimy Bastards section was like the Harvard of the uninfluential, with not nearly enough slots for all the deserving candidates.

Suddenly, an old man appeared at the front of the crowd and said, "Why your heart is not nearly as beautiful as mine. "

It still requires a bit of discipline and commitment, but not nearly so much as making a permanent change.

The irony of all this is that the pipeline is not nearly as important as either its defenders or critics make it out to be.

Writing information in a Word document or spreadsheet is static and is not nearly as easy to edit, resave, and send out revisions.

is not nearly so difficult as you think.

The trend is not nearly powerful enough to call a market bottom.

Women's role in perpetuating the species is not nearly enough to explain the huge gap in opportunities at the top of organizations.

The next period , the latter part of the Vietnam War and the decade following it , was not nearly as favorable to real estate values .

If you used New Oil, the color change is not nearly as great and you may have problems seeing much of a color change at all.

Suddenly, an old man appeared and said, "Why, your heart is not nearly as beautiful as mine. "

After that, what happens in adult society may be just as complex, but not nearly as wondrous, as the inner workings of the tiniest minds.

It's not nearly so important as you think.

It's not nearly so difficult as you think.

It is not nearly as easy as you think.

It is not nearly so easy as you think.

It's not nearly so serious as you think.

Scenes like this hypothetical one are played out daily in ports across the globe -- but not nearly as frequently as FAO would like.

Darting, out of reach. You go into these places, and you think they're overrated, they are not nearly as dangerous as people say.

I would not say that it runs whisper quiet, but it's not nearly as loud as my original or replacement unit.

It's not nearly as easy as you think.

It's not nearly so easy as you think.

"We are catching up with Americans but are not nearly as open as the French, Italians and the Greeks, " he said.

It has posted losses of less than $8 billion to date, a performance not nearly as bad as those of its direct peers.

Our loving Lord taught His people that the cost of listening is not nearly as great as the cost of jumping to wrong conclusions.

He has blended right in and is not nearly as fascinating as he was at first.

Not nearly as satisfactory a source as I would like, but, still, perhaps illustrative enough of these ship's performance.

One gleam from her beams one hundred kind of charm. The pricy clothes and skin care products are not nearly a bright smile.

They also practiced a clown act when the future of furniture was not nearly as auspicious as it turned out to be .

Traders were also relieved that hurricane damage in New York City, especially in lower Manhattan, was not nearly as bad as had been feared.

Advertisers don't need newspapers anymore, at least not nearly to the extent that they once did.

A single man has not nearly the value he would have in that State of Union. He is an incomplete Animal.

About a fifth of public spending on Guatemala now goes on security, but low taxes mean that this is not nearly enough.

Of course, upload speed is not nearly as important as download speed for most of the work that the average professional does on the road.

Our profit is so high, if the quality of the same thing price is not nearly so much.

Though not nearly as rich as Sweden in terms of income per head, it has many more people, so its economy is bigger.

"No, it wasn't! " Babs refuted. "It was an inch away. That's not nearly touching. "

However, these disparities are not nearly big enough to explain the huge differences in the choice of subject at university level.

Finding common ground between all the governments is not nearly as easy as it may seem.

And while there is the hint of a negative trend in the economic data, it's not nearly as pronounced as was the case last summer.

She had long jet-black hair. She wore an old, worn-out coat, not nearly as beautiful as mine.

The terms of the various debt exchange offers are still bank-friendly, but not nearly as cynical as some of the earlier proposals.

It was not the first time in recent years we've felt this horror, this sorrowful sense of estrangement, not nearly.

But the river traffic is not nearly so interesting as the beautiful scenery along the banks and hillsides.

Rising digital music sales, mostly through Apple's iTunes store, have not nearly made up for these losses.

It's not nearly what you might think, and that alone might shock you into considering some different avenues.

And those little shorts I'm wearing seem a bit inappropriate, but not nearly as inappropriate as they'll seem soon.

In truth, while inbreeding should not necessarily be considered a good thing, it is not nearly as bad as some people think.

But root pressure is not nearly great enough to push water to the tops of tall trees.

That's not nearly as newsworthy as the latest medical breakthrough, but it's probably more relevant to your health.

At review time, only five of us are reviewing, and, clearly, the review is not nearly as powerful as the joint crafting was.

"For instance, videos that are often shown to babies containing language are not nearly so effective, " he says.

In that case we might see a slowdown in Chinese consumption growth, but one not nearly as severe as the slowdown in Chinese GDP growth.

Here Metro is again the fastest of the stacks, but it's not nearly as clear-cut as for the small-response tests.

Rising single sales through Apple's iTunes store have not nearly made up for lost albums.

The early stuff was a little wild, not nearly as subtle or as good.

He admits the idea is controversial, "but the risks of pursuing green development are not nearly as severe as not developing it at all. "

The answer is "not nearly enough" , and the political price may be high at next summer's European parliament elections.

Second week is Heck Week, and is still difficult, but not nearly as hellish as the first.

It's not nearly as much fun to wake up to.

This naming convention covers only the five types of computer systems in the network and only one network, which is not nearly good enough.

Its economy is not nearly as dire as Greece or other bailed-out euro zone nations.

Although things are not nearly as bad as in early 2008, the trend is negative, and the new law seems bound to exacerbate it.

That's not nearly as robust as people would like to see.

They in turn passed that down to me and my siblings, except my Chinese is not nearly as good compared to theirs.

okay, i freely admit that choking yourself to death is not nearly as easy as it sounds.

President Obama acknowledged that those numbers are better than expected, but not nearly good enough.

It is a well-known fact that white-collar workers are not nearly so well organized or unionized as the manual workers.

Hopefully this time there's not nearly that same time lag between seeing a social imperative for it to be pervasive.

I'm not nearly ready for that yet, but I do see it with my heart's eye.

I also learned that the Puritanical devotion of working hard is not nearly as valuable as working smart.

The fact is that estimates of real gross domestic product are not nearly accurate enough to measure fine changes.

This is not nearly enough time to be properly prepared for a performance evaluation meeting.

That's not nearly as far-fetched as it seems, according to a new Northwestern University study.

Businesses requiring endless individual judgments are not nearly as scalable as those built on technology platforms.

But software choices for the embedded PC platform are not nearly as attractive as the hardware.

Anyway, examining the plot here is not nearly as fun as making fun of the many problems with the movie so let's just do that instead.

He left us with some great large-scale masterpieces, though not nearly as many as the other three composers named above.

When one comes to more tractable land at lower altitudes , problems of permanent pasture improvement are not nearly so difficult .

Are we teaching our kids way too much about sex? Or not nearly enough?

In this version, Norton's anti phishing is just as effective but not nearly as large.

(In French) Not nearly as beautiful as you.

Home ownership is down, personal bankruptcies are way up and there are not nearly enough jobs to go around.

In addition, the researchers found that natural grafts are not nearly as prone to infection and later failure due to blockage of the graft.

Most westerners-particularly most Americans-are not nearly as concerned about protocol in social matters as Chinese people are.

That's not nearly enough to explain current deficits.

Not nearly as hard as it is for Whitney, my 30-year-old daughter, and for my family and friends.

Well, that's not nearly as lyrical as you were expecting, is it?

The social polarisation that Mr Luft identifies "is not nearly as bad as in France" .

This is not nearly as desirable an outcome as Pakistan joining what should be a common international effort.

It is not nearly time to throw away your (SQL) relational databases that are tuned to quickly and reliably query complex data.

Many experts are concerned that child care and flexible work options have not nearly kept apace with this change.

The mother had a small income, and the father had a small income, but not nearly enough for the social position which they had to keep up.

"There are delays and hassles and not nearly the same amount of interest as for the previous event" held in Nanjing last month, said one.

"This tells you that climbing in the trees was not nearly as important as walking on the ground, " says Ward.

Health-care reform is an important step forward but it's not nearly enough.

Not nearly as beautiful as you.

Akamai is now under pressure again, though not nearly as severely as in 2001.

Most of the secrets, by the way, are not nearly as torturous as running marathons or drinking urine.

The embedded components that are typically needed are quite often not nearly as open as many of the components in PCs.

REVIVING LG Electronics is not nearly as daunting a task as reviving North Korea.

In truth, the process is not nearly so monolithic; no single company makes cars in isolation.

My own car is not nearly as nice as yours.

I am not nearly the fool you take me to be.

His bashing of big corporations and vow to abolish the Internal Revenue Service won over some populists , but not nearly enough.

And although the dazzlers can be hazardous when misused, they're not nearly as dangerous as a M-16.

On the Nationalism thing, thankfully it is not nearly as developed as in the USA.

The Garmin 410 is still large and thick, but not nearly the size of previous models.

He's not nearly as efficient as Durant, and is much worse on defense, but there are still people who rank him as No. 2 among SFs.

That means a joint that's less flexible and not nearly as strong: Scar tissue is about one-tenth as strong as healthy tendon.

"Education is losing jobs now, " Shierholz said, though "not nearly as dramatically as other" industries.

Picasa, Google's photo-sharing service, is not nearly as social.

Not nearly as high as an hour at the gym, but it's nice to know that housework has some fringe benefits.

According to opinion polls, however, the Russian public is not nearly so eager to pat its leaders on the back.

The industry spent billions on being able to trade faster and make more money, but not nearly enough on creating the necessary transparency.

They are moderately heavy (not nearly as heavy as iron meteorites) and appear metallic in composition.

Pitchfork: Curiously, ABBA was not nearly as popular in America as they were throughout Europe.

The interview made headlines, but not nearly as many as it should have.

Using the same experiment, the daughter cells also developed into tumours, but not nearly as often as the stem cells changed.

That is not nearly fast enough to reduce America's ferociously high level of unemployment.

But the Chinese middle class is not nearly as rich as the middle class in developed countries.

And not nearly as many small steam engines being built anymore, only large ones for big operations.

His last three novels are not nearly so good as the earlier ones.

You'll discover in your first few months asa manager that your technicalabilities are not nearly as important as your human abilities.

Worse still, emerging markets are not nearly as profitable as rich ones.

What happened in your past is not nearly as important as what is in your future.

"It's become routine but it's not nearly as easy as this crew and this team makes it look, " Hassmann said.

But not nearly so many as the place needs, given its talent for turning cod into Ph. D. 's.

Phone tag still occurs, but not nearly as often with the advancements in email and smartphone use.

There is not nearly enough critical thinking and dissent in the Japanese news media.

"The lady doth protest not nearly enough, " Mr. Haskell wrote.

Other gadgets divert people from the box, but not nearly as much as TV diverts them from all those other gadgets.

But the Chinese middle class is not nearly as rich as the middle class in rich countries.

I'll give you ten pounds to repair the damage. ' `But that's not nearly enough! '

But in real life, hashcash is not nearly so widely used.

But the rooms are not nearly as crowded as they once were.

Since I'm not nearly ready, I have almost nothing to say.

But unless you live in a German-speaking country, thee e-mail is not nearly so exotic.

Public finances in France are not nearly as bad as in Britain.

I wish it were that easy but it's not nearly so cut and dry. I cried for the first time in 4 years this week.

The drinks do contain sugar, but not nearly as much as some sweetened teas, fruit drinks and sodas.

It's a bare-bones budget, but it's not nearly as bad as other places.

The answer is pretty cool, though apparently not nearly as cool as whatever 13 year-olds are texting each other these days.

Amelia Earhart was born in Atchison, Kansas, on July 24, 1897. In those days, airplanes were not nearly as common as they are today.

Men's hormones also change as they age, but not nearly as abruptly.

The dirty little secret of leadership is that it is not nearly as stressful as being a subordinate.

HiveMind has more supporting modules than Pico does, but not nearly as many as Spring has.

There is not nearly enough money for a new car.

CHARLES: I am so clumsy and stupid, not nearly good enough for you.

In fact, you can pretty much bet that those condoms are not nearly as good as the real thing.

There are not nearly enough members present to hold a meeting.

The slowly rotating blades can also kill birds and bats, but not nearly as many as cars, power lines, and high-rise buildings do.

Britain's slump was not nearly as deep as Japan's, where GDP contracted by 8. 6% from peak to trough.

Microsoft's shares also have risen, but not nearly as dramatically.

Obama needed to spend $2 trillion not nearly $800 billion, in Krugman's mind and others.

James is not nearly as tall as Robert.

Also weird is that while borrowing from one language to another is common, borrowing grammar is not nearly as common.

The photos are not nearly as clear as my naked eye view.

Over here [in England] the FA Cup is the most important cup competition in the world but in Spain it is not nearly as significant.

That's not nearly as fun, but it is probably a lot more effective.

We are not nearly ready for the inspection.

But I was not nearly as popular as No. 134.

It started years ago and it's not nearly over yet. It's happening right now. Yours is too.

Not nearly enough say those on the left.

Action speaks louder than words but not nearly as often.

The sum of money I have already had is not nearly enough at all for the price of the machine that I want to buy.

For the world's second-largest economy, this is not nearly good enough.

It's not nearly as important as health.

No, still not nearly big enough.

There's not nearly enough money foe a new car.

They are not nearly as complex as hollow organs.

Take my tears & that's not nearly all.

Perhaps they are not nearly high enough.

I was getting really frustrated, but not nearly as frustrated as Pat.

The few jobs now being created too often pay a pittance, not nearly enough to pry open the doors to a middle-class standard of living.

Banks have been hit harder still, although they are not nearly as ravaged as those in America and Europe.

Roger: No, not nearly as big. What a letdown!

The evidence is that America does offer opportunity; but not nearly as much as its citizens believe.

Oh no, my dear, not nearly.

She is not nearly as pretty as her younger sister.

But there are not nearly as many in Ontario.

Soy infant formula, while not nearly as good as human breast milk, is safe ( more and more).

She is in danger, for she know not nearly what to do next.

divers have been attacked , but not nearly with the same frequency as , for example , swimmers and surfers.

Not nearly frightened enough. I know what hunts you.

And in fact $1. 5 trillion is not nearly enough.

But that is not nearly bold enough.

There are not nearly enough people to do the work.

There are not nearly enough people here to do the job.

Not nearly as much as one hotel which last year offered a Valentine package for a staggering 188, 888 yuan .

That is a start but not nearly enough.

On the New York and Hong Kong exchanges, where PetroChina can be had, the implied market capitalizations are not nearly as great.

Americans also go to other Asian countries seeking adoptions, but not nearly the number who apply in China.

Expensive? Not nearly as much as one hotel which last year offered a Valentine package for a staggering 188, 888 yuan ($24, 000).

My uncle has been to Burma (Myanmar) and says it's not nearly as bad.

The card is not nearly nicer than that one.

Occasionally visual disturbances not nearly as severe as before

his last three or four novels are not nearly so good as earlier ones

But the " black art" is not nearly so remote as we think;

Take my tears and that's not nearly all

Yeah, well, not nearly enough time to fathom