nowhere near

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.

I'd rather see him in a sixth-man role, and he's certainly nowhere near All-Star candidacy.

But these plans are nowhere near big or good enough to stop such a massive decline so quickly.

Most households earn nowhere near their net worth in the course of a year, so it makes sense for this ratio to be big.

The Italian was Toyota's only finisher, able to run nowhere near the comparative pace he had demonstrated in qualifying.

I. I was 19 when I got pregnant, nowhere near ready to be a mother. We agreed I'd give the baby up for adoption.

on countless occasions he was in no mans land, running all over the box but nowhere near the ball.

There would be nowhere near as many people doing all sorts of other things to the planet if humans had not sped the nitrogen cycle up.

but in reality I still very much looked, spoke and walked like a man and was nowhere near ready to go out.

"Our brains pick up complex social cues and process many subtle things, " she said. "Computers are nowhere near getting there. "

Since then, enrollment has rebounded, but it is nowhere near the levels at the beginning of the decade.

My wife says it's like living in a beach house, nowhere near the ocean, as she sweeps up her daily dustpan of grit.

Yeah, it was amazing. I mean, he got to me so fast. He was nowhere near me.

Susan: Okay, I know what just happened is funny in theory, but I'm nowhere near ready to laugh about it, so please, no jokes.

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

Yes, he may be a great passer, often compared to Magic Johnson, but he is nowhere near the quarterback of the team that Magic was.

The resulting cells are nowhere near powerful enough to run cars, but they are plenty powerful enough to stand in for small batteries.

While scientists have been building solar cars for awhile, the designs are nowhere near practical or fast enough to operate on highways.

Still, it's worth noting that this percentage is nowhere near being the majority of jailbreaking users.

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

Well, I'd turn to say something to Rob only to find out he was nowhere near me, he would be all the way across the fire.

The burial site identified in Cameron's documentary is in a southern Jerusalem neighborhood nowhere near the church.

At the end, one of them grabbed my CD and got the whole band to sign it. The last band member tossed it into the crowd, nowhere near me.

However, it is still nowhere near the top in equity offerings and advice on mergers and acquisitions, except in Germany.

Most policymakers now accept that stress tests of the continent's banks in July were nowhere near tough enough to restore confidence.

"I am sure I was in my best form - even when I had a great season in Brazil, it was nowhere near how I was playing here, " he said.

For instance, human cartilage grown in the lab is usually nowhere near as strong as the real thing.

Poverty rates have fallen , but are nowhere near what could have been achieved had the distributional side got more attention .

Although nowhere near as toxic as their close cousins, the black widow, these little chaps are still not to be messed with.

I mean, he got to me so fast. . . He was nowhere near me.

China is nowhere near a denouement of the kind faced by Japan in 1990. It remains a developing country and still has catch-up potential.

Mr. Yang figures markets could fall farther, but nowhere near the low points seen during the depths of the economic crisis.

Then quietly depart half an hour early to meet someone you actually want to have a drink with, preferably nowhere near the office.

Even knowing this, we're nowhere near the critical mass that would make writing tests before writing code a standard practice.

They may slow the rate of decay a bit, but they're nowhere near reversing it.

Teachers rarely point out that these systems are plucked from a far larger set of systems that are mostly nowhere near so tractable .

Shot you through and through , no bone , nowhere near the femoral artery . It's all good. You'll probably get a promotion. Good ?

Still, the CFRP production speeds anticipated in Landshut are nowhere near the manufacturing pace found in typical automobile production.

The military are nowhere near as cohesive as they were, and their black operations are more difficult to control.

So far, though, China's spreads are nowhere near indicating much debt worry. They're roughly the equivalent of France's.

Though CCDs would come to dominate astronomy, the device, as invented, was nowhere near high enough resolution to be worthwhile.

he got to me so fast. He was nowhere near me.

In the meantime, the country has slowly begun to accept more foreign engineers, but nowhere near the number that industry needs.

That number likely rose in March, but comes nowhere near the $20 billion or so the U. S. spends on Chinese goods.

NR: I think that is a little bit of a misconception, because we are nowhere near close to being the best team.

But we're still nowhere near a typical place in the universe.

I'm nowhere near my best and I will be better, but it's a very good feeling to start a game again after such a long time.

China's cities are slowly making pollution data more accessible but the rate of improvement is nowhere near good enough.

Gas prices on Friday were nowhere near those lofty levels, but consumers are indeed shelling out a lot more.

At the time the F word was nowhere near being documented as an English swear-word.

Champions: Arsenal or Chelsea. Spurs will do well, but they're nowhere near strong enough to win it.

Cloning plants is nowhere near as difficult or sophisticated as cloning animals or other life forms.

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

On conventional valuation measures, stocks are nowhere near as expensive as at the top of past investment bubbles.

In general, baby boomers found once they reached their sixties it was nowhere near as bad as they thought.

Nevertheless, he limits my "bandwidth" to what he understands, which is nowhere near my potential.

The Democrats' health-care reform and stimulus spending came nowhere near the socialist vision, Wolff says.

He told the bank that he was making $350, 000, when in reality he was making nowhere near that.

In the wider aim of turning such knowledge into hard cash, however, it was nowhere near as successful as its financial backers had hoped.

India's trend growth rate has almost certainly increased but it is still nowhere near as high as China's.

It will be nowhere near the conspicuous consumption the West is enjoying now but it will be comfortable and sustainable.

But a recently completed subway line under the river goes nowhere near the compound.

To compete effectively, a good organization and persuasive television ads are necessary, but nowhere near sufficient.

Both survivors say they are nowhere near as exposed to the risk of a sudden dearth of liquidity as Bear Stearns was.

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

"They are nowhere near as sophisticated and scary and large as they would like people to think they are, " he says.

When your language is nowhere near Turing - complete , syntactic sugar can be your friend .

We're kind of at the endgame with knowledge, but we're nowhere near the endgame when it comes to our perception.

Dr. Jean Grey: Nowhere near that powerful. But hes teaching me to develop it.

TORN flesh is easy to put back together with stitches, but when bone breaks, repairs are nowhere near as simple.

But it is nowhere near the truly international organisation that its name implies.

And the Obama plan is nowhere near big enough to fill this "output gap. "

"The PC is personal but nowhere near as customisable as the smartphone, " says Tim Bajarin of Creative Strategies, a consultancy.

Muslims have also gone into the Holy Book business, but nowhere near as enthusiastically as Christians.

It, too, has had more than its fair share of scorchers, though thankfully nowhere near as dramatic as those in, say, Moscow.

Nowhere near that powerful. But he's teaching me to develop it.

The sponsorship was nowhere near as brutal or as overt as the Soviet repression of eastern Europe.

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

Dust is nowhere near as hot as a star, therefore optical telescopes cannot observe it.

Some spots, North Korea's research indicates, are just nowhere near as smiley as the Axis of Evil.

Sustaining a global-size economy is nowhere near as simple as building one, some Chinese and Western economists say.

For the Fed, inflation is nowhere near levels that would spark tightening talk.

But that's still nowhere near as well as the human brain.

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

The vast majority of the crop is grown nowhere near the Amazon.

Their losses were nowhere near the size of Dennis's losses.

nowhere near as much as i wish it was true, friend.

Sure, Kellogg's and General Mills have big advertising budgets, but they're nowhere near as powerful as Darwin.

Either way, house prices are rising nowhere near as fast as they did during the previous boom in 2004-07 (see right-hand chart).

If someone said you had a 14% chance of living, that's nowhere near being reassured.

Yet our trade and investment relationship is nowhere near where it could or should be.

They thought and talked for four days, but were exhausted from trying and were nowhere near an agreement.

But it seems messy and nowhere near as coherent as Google's online office strategy.

Times are still tough, but things are nowhere near as bad as in the 1930s, when governments played a tiny role in national economies.

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

In view of the moon's size, he suggests that the lunar interior is nowhere near as hot as that of the earth.

My primary data suggests that the market is nowhere near its saturation point.

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

It is ever clearer that the Federal Reserve is nowhere near increasing policy rates from near-zero.

However, they are seriously challenged by the new engine and nowhere near as effective as before.

In this sense, we are nowhere near a 'complete' solution which will not need fiddling with again.

However, they cover nowhere near all of the relevant areas and publications.

"I suspect that human potential is nowhere near its limits, " says Prof Blakemore.

It gets worse. The hotels are nowhere near the level needed.

No one put Gray or Bush before a grand jury, and the press uproar was nowhere near as great.

Like when someone comes into your life and half of you says: "You're nowhere near ready" .

The biggest reason: the troubling spike in home foreclosures is nowhere near its end.

Its public debts are nowhere near as monumental as Greece's; its banks not as reckless as Ireland's.

Bear Stearns was nowhere near as central to the market's current difficulties.

While the Great Recession will have nowhere near that effect, its impact will last for years.

However, it's fine to pump yourself with caffeine even though it it's nowhere near as effective.

Where they have lost elevation, it is nowhere near the elevation loss we predicted.

Hungary is nowhere near the lows of ex-Soviet states.

But Hollywood is nowhere near perfect, and every so often its peeps will make an off-color comment or reveal more than they intended to.

Sure, but this was nowhere near as tiring as wushu class.

Although China will become bigger than the United States, even by 2025 it will be nowhere near as wealthy.

Liu hong in a fit nowhere near WangYaMing cars, and WangYaMing attack for the violent argument.

Its revenue, while impressive and probably growing fast, is nowhere near $50 billion.

Naturally the camshaft timing is nowhere near that on the standard car.

However, when they only silenced the genes individually, the effect was nowhere near as dramatic.

That is a 61% increase in the past two years; hardly shabby, but nowhere near the increases seen in the past.

Chinese share prices are nowhere near as giddy as Japan's were in the late 1980s.

The big problem is that readers online bring in nowhere near the revenues that print readers do.

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

The arrow was nowhere near the target.

Although nowhere near as widespread as in the US, there are corporate chaplains in the UK, too.

Lions are nowhere near as fast as the cheetah .

While they're nowhere near as volatile as individual stocks, they are volatile.

But even as this conversation deepens, it is nowhere near any conclusion.

No, I mean nowhere near here. Not in this reality.

This is currently an acceptable solution, as computer memory sizes are nowhere near the full 64bit address range.

It was a long list and it was nowhere near complete.

Many people are going through the motions, but are nowhere near their limits.

On the source of moral systems and consciousness, he says, "we are nowhere near an answer" .

"We are a sport-loving nation but we are simply nowhere near as active as we should be, " said Health Secretary Andy Burnham.

Women are nowhere near absent even from the field in which they are under-represented.

"We are nowhere near the post-racial age. "

It has more than 4, 000 outlets there now, but is nowhere near saturation.

In other words: Better, but nowhere near good.

And the connections are nowhere near as good as copper.

Crime is nowhere near Latin American levels, but there are signs of tension.

They are nowhere near that level six months after the most recent housing nadir.

Later, he learned his uncle lived nowhere near the station.

Time was cracking on and we were nowhere near finished.

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

The fl ? nerie of the 21st century takes us nowhere near this enlightened space .

"We are nowhere near as prominent in Europe as we should be, " he told Berkshire's annual meeting last month.

Okay, my hands were nowhere near your butt.

Todays game was nowhere near as exciting as yesterdays.

I've nowhere near enough for the fare.

My testing showed nowhere near this level of success.

However, the 200-day moving average is approximately 987, and the market is nowhere near it.

The US is nowhere near that point yet.

Though she and Bruce are 66, she says they are nowhere near retirement.

Help has already come from them, but the aid is nowhere near what we expected.

He was nowhere near me.

Critics have a point that NCLB is nowhere near its 2014 goal of 100 percent proficiency in math and reading.

That is well below real gross domestic product, at 11 per cent, and nowhere near air passenger volumes, at 15 per cent.

No, 175 is the oldest living tortoise, so nowhere near 2, 000.

I've been at Chelsea a long time and am still nowhere near that total.

I am nowhere near perfect, though, and I have a long way to go before becoming fluent.

Hong Kong's trade data a day earlier, showing exports down a fifth, was nowhere near market expectations of a 12 per cent decline.

But he is nowhere near as cool as you;

Many (but nowhere near all) babies at this age can sleep uninterrupted from midnight to 5 a. m. (Not that they always do. )

Here I stand, nowhere near the end

But you're nowhere near to me

We are nowhere near the end