Sentence examples for Far defeating from inspiring English sources

It has been a summer of impasse, with the market so far defeating Redknapp.

This season Marseille have unquestionably saved their best form for the Champions League this season, so far defeating Olympiakos and the much-fancied Borussia Dortmund.

Franken has run an impressive campaign so far, defeating one well-funded Democratic opponent, and surviving another who positioned himself far to the left of Franken.

The company declines to explain how it will overcome the obstacles that have so far defeated others.

The scale of our planetary crisis dwarfs us as individuals and has so far defeated us as citizens, which meant that the efforts of any single household to confront the problem could only be joked about.

The intriguing scene with red-clad clowns in a Renaissance garden is dated 1566 and signed with a monogram, "MO," which has so far defeated art sleuths' efforts at identification.

But while Viagra and its competitors deal with the simple hydraulics of impotence, the most troubling difficulty for men, the psychological complexity of depleted lust has so far defeated industry giants.

But the irresistible power of "business as usual" has so far defeated every attempt to "rewire" our economic system in ways that will deliver what we so urgently need.

Yet if Mr Cameron is going to shift the UK domestic debate in favour of military action of any kind in Syria he will need to win other arguments that have so far defeated him.

They have so far defeated the city's best efforts at education, risking a £100 fine by ignoring the many stencils on pavements that show a squatting dog with two large arrows pointing to the gutter.

Speaking at a event for the University of Cambridge's Institute for Sustainability Leadership (CISL), of which he is a patron, the prince complained that "the irresistible power of 'business as usual' has so far defeated every attempt to 'rewire' our economic system in ways that will deliver what we so urgently need".