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Usage of is near in English

However, some industry executives believe the end of the decline is near. 
 Reuters 

The weaker euro means oil measured in euros is near record highs. 
 Reuters 

It is near the turning point where questions of goals are asked. 
 Midnight at the well of souls 

But a top Chrysler executive said Thursday that a solution is near. 
 Reuters 

I keep it in this cave because it is near the landing-place. 
 Blown to Bits: The Lonely Man of Rakata, the Malay Archipelago 

By public transport Brockenhurst station is near the start of the walk. 
 The Guardian 

So is near enough good enough, as MBIE appears to be suggesting? 
 Radio NZ 

Destiny is at hand-deathis near; this day will decide the event. 
 The Tragedies of Euripides, Volume I. 

The site is near the newly renamed George Best Belfast City Airport. 
 The Irish Times 

Former First Lady Michelle Obama is near the top of our list. 
 Ebony 

Let its inhabitants tremble, for the day of the Lord is near. 
 Siege of heaven 

Have a care that this Stoic is near me in the gardens. 
 Quo Vadis: A Narrative of the Time of Nero 

No man could be certain; but I believe the end is near. 
 Catharine Furze 

The melting point of tin is near the temperature of caramelized sugar. 
 School and Home Cooking 

Hastily, in case Clara is near, she replaces it in her reticule. 
 The crimson petal and the white 

If he is near he would have heard Deerfoot; he is gone. 
 Deerfoot in The Mountains 

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Meanings of is near in English