Sentence examples for A far leap from from inspiring English sources

For Mr. Giuliani this is the rainmaking big leagues, and it is a far leap from his first foray into the business world.

For Imani, singing is not just a way to brighten her home; it is also a talent that has led her to places that are a far leap from her family's economic reality.

But the lease, and the club's future, are now the subject of serious review by Parks Department officials, who want the property to become a full-service marina with boat slips and a new pier -- a far leap from the rickety wooden walkway and moorings now in use.

It's a far leap from the company's roots.

It's a far leap from its earlier reputation as the secret potion for finding naked women.

That's not too far a leap from Bernie Madoff, who wanted to hand out bonuses before his Ponzi scheme was discovered.

I think this is a pretty far fetched leap from a global crisis to try to justify the existence of a company that is interested in producing and selling coal".

But that is a far cry from the double-digit annual leaps China has become accustomed to, and will be possible only because of looser monetary policy and perky regional-government spending.

It is a far from impossible outcome.

It's a big leap from "hotly disputed" to "flawed".

That, however, seems a big leap from the available data.