come near to

"We have shown that tweet to many King's Counsels, to a former solicitor general, to two former home secretaries and to indeed, two very senior police officers - each one of them has said it does not come near to approaching the threshold for any kind of investigation."

Without extrapolation for years 2011-17, CMS won't come near to recouping that much.

The steady release from the reserves would be a meaningful sum and come near to closing the domestic production gap relative to February 2020, before the coronavirus caused a steep decline in oil output.

They live this entire life and can’t come near to elevating themselves to being their best version.

No other Hollywood production has come near to reaching that box office milestone since the pandemic began two years ago.