There's one group of fiscal conservatives nearly enough to sustain a filibuster of the spending bill.
But one closed dealer isn't nearly enough for Paddock's neighbor, Dean Jackson at Keller Chevrolet.
In a conference call from there, he told reporters there's not nearly enough aid reaching victims.
While diplomatically worded, the report's bottom line is simple: We are not doing nearly enough.
There were simply not nearly enough competent people to oversee such a huge endeavour.
He must have spoken to Ms. Au from time to time but not nearly enough.
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It's hugely important to the economy, and there's not nearly enough of it happening right now.
As the next 150 machines rolled out, reliability improved, but not nearly enough.
Associated cut its dividend to 68 cents a share, not nearly enough, says Green Street's Craig Leupold.
Today, discussing whether tests and treatments actually help patients or cause more harm doesn't happen nearly enough.
But its reserves aren't nearly enough to make the organization a true global lender of last resort.
The small growth in the smokeless division is not nearly enough to offset the hemorrhage in mainstay cigarettes.
And while I was getting too much fat, I wasn't getting nearly enough potassium, calcium, fiber, or variety.
In the 35 years since, a lot has changed--but not nearly enough to please the cellphone's demanding father.
That sounds rich, but for senior management and technical staff a 50% raise would not be nearly enough.
The K-12 education system is not producing nearly enough graduates with the skills needed for a vibrant 21st-century economy.
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He had his followers, sure, but in the end, they weren't nearly enough.
Still, the hubbub was nearly enough to keep her hiding in her hotel.
That wasn't nearly enough to make up for a 3.1% decline in first-class mail, still the main revenue driver.
Mr Mubarak's critics say that changing the 5% rule is not nearly enough to stop the system being juggled.
There are not nearly enough studies that can adequately demonstrate the safety of nanoparticles in food additives or packaging.
The new policy moves in the right direction, but is not nearly enough.
Unskilled-labour costs have been reduced (though by not nearly enough) by cutting employers' welfare charges for the lowest paid.
That leaves a market without, for the moment, nearly enough transparency or liquidity.
This is not nearly enough, however, to keep Zimbabwe supplied with petrol (the distribution of which is a state monopoly).
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It boils down to this: Most kids aren't learning nearly enough of the important stuff that they ought to be learning.
Right now, when it comes to climate change, we are simply not seeing nearly enough commitment nor ambition from national leaders.
So some of that has occurred -- not nearly enough of it has occurred -- more of it should occur now.
This led to an impression amongst some in his own party that he wouldn't stand up to the eurocrats nearly enough.
The missing county -- Greene -- is small, with 4, 721 voters in 2000, not nearly enough to change the statewide total.
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