Sentence examples for are very far off from inspiring English sources

When the boundary between two adjacent regions is discontinuous (the boundary between regions ( {overline{mathcal{X}}}_2 ) and ( {overline{mathcal{X}}}_3 ) in Problem (1)), outliers will be generated whose positions relative to the other feature vectors are very far off.

A typical hackathon will only have about 20% women which is very far off from a 50/50 goal.

The next parliamentary elections may not be very far off, but the political and economic climate has to improve first.

Under pressure from American officials, Israel's defense minister, Ehud Barak, said on Wednesday that a decision on a possible strike on Iran was "very far off".

SoftBank's Son may envision a future of 200 Mbps speeds over mobile, but that's very far off, consumer groups say.

Israel and the United States agreed last week to postpone a major joint military exercise planned for the spring, and Mr. Barak told Israel's Army Radio on Wednesday that any decision to attack Iran was "very far off".

J. David Hacker, the historian who did the latest recount, published in the journal Civil War History, notes that even that might be very far off: the "data set point to as many as 851,000 deaths".

"The one thing I have always planned for this stage of life," he explained, was to "know more about what it really is, find out its status, estimate its powers, its limitations, its physical and mental regimen; and especially, if I can, look death, which certainly cannot be very far off, calmly in the face".

When I spoke with him on the afternoon of Jan . 18 the same day that Barak stated publicly that any decision to strike pre-emptively was "very far off," Ya'alon, while reiterating that an attack was the last option, took pains to emphasize Israel's resolve.

They go head-to-head when each comes up with a number that is very far off from what the other is thinking.

Well, we're very far off from figuring that out.