The phrase "as further left" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe a position or direction but lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The sign was placed as further left than the previous one, making it more visible."
Alternatives: "more to the left" or "further to the left".
Although the voters were moving leftwards, the Labour Party was seen as even further left, and it was not until 1997, when Tony Blair had abandoned the extremes of left-wing Labour policy and moved his party to the centre, that they won.
To the Editor: What Stanley R. Greenberg and other center-left pollsters need to keep in mind is that the voters whom they claim to know how to reach, especially as you look further left on the political spectrum, have a low tolerance for messages that pander.
For example, as Venezuelan sociologist Javier Biardeau, surely situated further left than many PSUVistas, comments, "the Venezuelan revolution has recovered significantly from the electoral setback of December 2, 2007 (the day of the failed referendum).
RE increases with the magnitude of skew (distance from τ=0.0), but with diminishing returns, as the curve becomes flatter the further left the curve moves from skew=0.
As he recalls it, being a Democrat was passé; coolness lay further left.
The far right and the further left.
And as they wonder, bond yields rise further, leaving the Irish nation without the expected rewards for being the austerity poster child.
The MPs say that a reduction of 70,400 in the backlog had only been achieved by simply loading pending cases onto the computer and, in some categories, such as those applying for further leave to remain on the basis of marriage or civil partnership, the backlog had actually grown.
The feud did not progress any further, as Earthquake left the WWF for World Championship Wrestling in May 1994.
Bulbous made a point of shaking JT's hand as they left, further working his plan to deceive those idiots into thinking he was ripe for the turning.
