Sentence examples for as far off from from inspiring English sources

The real N.F.L. isn't as far off from the National Coin Flip League as you might think.

That paragraph is not as far off from wishful thinking as you may think.

Assuming that you're not wanting to change industries or the type of work itself, it could very well be that you already have most of these things, that other jobs may be unlikely to be better or that you're not as far off from what you want as you thought.

Humans in Africa were just as far off from the equilibrium point as in Asia, the study found.

Evidence in support of the evolutionary transition between nonavian dinosaurs and birds has also been uncovered from disciplines as far-off from classic paleontology as genetics.

Last year, Jackson's airport completed a $30 million renovation and expansion that added even more new long haul nonstop flights, from as far off as from JFK, Seattle, Newark, Houston and San Francisco.

Every day cars, trucks, and semi-trailers stop in front of St. Mary's Church in Flint, Michigan, some coming from nearby towns and others from as far off as Cleveland and Chicago.

For the last six to nine months, recruits mostly from Indonesia and Malaysia, but also a few from as far off as Pakistan and the Middle East, have received training at inaccessible, rough-hewn sites -- basically a few huts and some tents -- in a marshy region on the island of Mindanao, officials said.

Pollutants are similarly complex, coming from human wastes and stormwater, from manure and chemicals from tens of millions of acres of farms, and in surprising amounts from dirty air blowing across the watershed from as far off as power plants in the Midwest.

Immigrants from as far off as Mali, Colombia or Ukraine offer their toil and their sweat.

Women came from as far off as Searcy and Lake Village, more than two hours away.