Sentence examples for be directed far off from inspiring English sources

He made clear that the group's willingness to discuss cuts comes with conditions: Reductions in benefits should be "minimal," they should not affect current recipients and instead should be directed "far off in the future," and they should be offset by increases in tax-generated revenue.

They wouldn't be that far off.

There is no new detail in The Drowned And the Saved, other than in the chapter reporting his correspondence with Germans who had read If This Is A Man. From their reactions, especially the theatrical nature of their repentance, he concludes that understanding is never so far off as when directed at Germany.

It may not be far off, though.

Can its rehabilitation be far off?

Could Game 5 be far off?

Can football be far off?

Could that be far off?

But they won't be far off".

This may not be far off, however.

(They are not far off).