Sentence examples for as is far from inspiring English sources

Or, as is far more likely, is it a price-fixing conspiracy by the global bakery mega-corporation?

But if — as is far more likely — it's two thousand seven hundred and seventy-six incidents out of many millions, then the errors are less serious.

The great north-south divide still looms large over English life, and if – as is far from unlikely – Scotland opts for independence in September, its significance will only grow.

Mr. Bush, as is far more typical of presidential nominees, left the writing to the professionals and then fiddled with the text, asking for certain changes and adding some personal touches.

Either the practice sessions have not been as successful as he has been saying or, as is far more likely, his inability to find form in competitions is caused by mental demons.

Each of his feuds with circus managers is included, as is far more information about loans and expenditures than any but the most devoted circus historian could wish for.

This struck some people as being far from the spirit of charter reform.

In both the book and the declaration, Stalinism comes out as being far worse than nazism.

[cartoon id= a18787"] This struck some people as being far from the spirit of charter reform.

Johnson speaks of athletics as being far bigger in Britain than in the US.

Elections had been held but they had been widely condemned as being far from free and fair.