Sentences with phrase «comes close to»

I challeng you to find a church that even comes close to that, there is somthing going on here in so cal that only GOD make happen.

I haven't had a grocery store bought tomato that even comes close to the big Ol' beefsteaks my mom used to nurture in our backyard.

It comes close to providing a unified perspective on the subject, despite being a collection of essays.

In fact, it comes close to the truth to say that the monological preacher believes that he has the Word and that God speaks only through him.

«45 In this statement Lee recognizes a second consequence of play, although he comes close to overburdening play in the process.

He comes close to all who call on him from their hearts and seek him sincerely.

Not even the violence of the Muslim Qu» ran comes close to describing and divinely sanctioning the violence that is found within the pages of the Hebrew Scriptures (see Jenkin's book, Laying Down the Sword).

Papineau thinks this comes close to talking nonsense.

Not one other single organization even comes close to the humanitarian efforts and charity of the RCC.

You will probably be dead and horse meat on someone dinner table before that even comes close to happening.

The funny thing here is that nothing this man references even comes close to supporting his ultimate argument that God would recognize or bless gay - marriage.

If the cost of daycare outweighs (or comes close to) the income brought in by the second spouse, you might want to reconsider.

That gulf in pay comes close to the..

Nothing comes close to allowing you to put away so much money, compound it for decades, and then live off the passive income without ever sending anything to the Federal or State governments again.

No other insurance company comes close to matching the convenience that Allstate offers through its mobile apps.

In terms of charting, no one comes close to matching Mobile Trader's rich tool set and 397 optional technical indicators.

That's pretty close to full - time male average weekly earnings and comes close to capturing half of Australian households.

Nothing really comes close to them.

Over the long - run, no other investment comes close to the reliability of stocks when it comes to generating high returns.

The commercial cleaning industry is an over $ 100 billion dollar industry and is still virtually untapped, and no cleaning business opportunity comes close to the one offered by Anago Cleaning Systems.

And if voice commerce becomes popular and shoppers actually start searching for products by speaking to a device, Walmart is perhaps the only retailer in the U.S. that comes close to offering the breadth of Amazon's product catalogue.

«No company comes close to Berkshire in being financially prepared for a $ 400 billion mega-cat.

However, it seems that the Virgin Hyperloop One is currently the only working prototype that comes close to Musk's vision.

If we get back to fun with ratios, we can see that Bob's tax savings of $ 35,000 comes close to this 20 - per - cent premium ($ 44,000 normally).

Nobody, not Apple, Google, HBO or Amazon, comes close to offering access to as much content for the same price.

«There's no other law in the world that I'm aware of that comes close to regulating computer program installations as broadly,» Fekete says.

«No one comes close to their [low] cost,» said Burgess, principal of Burgess Financial Planning.

While some nations may have more of one or the other, no one else comes close to matching the sum combination that is found in the United States.

No other site comes close to that; YouTube ranks second with 10 % of U.S. adults, followed by Twitter with 9 %.

«When they taste the product, they have to have the experience of meat, not the experience of a product that looks like meat and comes close to meat or has the distinct hints of something that looks like meat,» said Peter Verstrate, the CEO of MosaMeat.

With the exception of implicit prices on carbon on some emissions in Sweden, Japan, and Germany (see this recent OECD report for details), no carbon pricing policy in place today comes close to that type of stringency.

Nobody comes close to us.

«There's nobody that even comes close to us in terms of technology and the quality of the equipment, and Saudi Arabia appreciates that.»

«There's nobody that even comes close to us in terms of technology and the quality of the equipment, and Saudi Arabia appreciates that,» Trump added.

Customers don't want a product or solution that only comes close to meeting their needs, or that usually functions properly.

The facts: Trump offered no further details or evidence for his claim that «millions of jobs» were created, and nothing happened during his trip that could come close to backing up such an assertion.

Preventing yourself from hitting the wall of burnout hard involves knowing the early - warning signs that you're coming close to a crash.

The second biggest contributor in the Dow's record - breaking journey is also a bank, but it doesn't even come close to Goldman Sachs» influence on the market index.

With the rise of cloud applications and devices that keep us constantly connected, a large swath of small businesses are coming closer to paperless status than every before.

SEOUL, April 26 - General Motors and South Korea have agreed to inject $ 4.35 billions into the carmaker's loss - making local arm to keep it afloat after it came close to seeking bankruptcy protection.

Despite proclaiming Canada an «energy superpower,» prime minister Stephen Harper never came close to getting a new export pipeline built.

«And if you increase the capital gain rate to 75 %, the taxation level comes closer to that of dividends now.

Sure, some other manufacturers have come along with me - too clones, but the Roomba was really the only one that came close to doing the job it was designed for.

Price's athleticism and no - quit attitude has manifested in his two daughters: Nicky, 19, a lacrosse player for the College of William & Mary in Williamsburg, Virginia, and Maddy, 21, a track and field star who came close to representing Team Canada at the Rio Olympics 400 - metre event.

«Adding a point to growth won't come close to solving the problem,» says Cote.

As the U.K. comes closer to the start of the process to leave the European Union, U.K. businesses are ignoring the political talk, the director general of the British Chambers of Commerce warned.

Anderson and Guerrero landed a $ 700,000 order for 3,500 units, which Anderson says came close to funding Switch's operation the whole of the following year.

A volcano in the south of Italy could be coming closer to erupting, putting the lives of more than half a million people in danger.

«Inappropriate sexual behavior» and «sexual misconduct» don't even come close to precisely describing the accusations against these men.

Volkswagen has already made public admissions that come close to conceding legal liability.