Sentence examples for be far before from inspiring English sources

Though he did not say exactly where, in the development of nuclear capacity, Mr. Romney would draw his own red line, Mr. Cohen said that it would be far before Mr. Obama's own line — at the point of actual weaponization — and that it could be in a different place that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel draws it.

Julian McCrae, deputy director of the Institute for Government, warned: "The challenges in the 2015 spending review will be far greater than before.

A "traumatised partner … would be far harder to integrate than before," it said.

But it would be far preferable to act before then.

The videos for those songs showed her to be far more humorous than ever before.

And those who haven't been this far before were undoubtedly watched closely during group play.

"What initially struck me, honestly, was that this population was marginalized far before, way before they went to prison," Von Furstenberg said.

"(But) we've never been this far before, either". This is a rematch of a second-round playoff game of a year ago, won by Valley Christian, 46-38.

Manhattan is far wealthier than before; Washington, D.C., is rapidly gentrifying.

Today, while I definitely am far better than before, I happily continue to be a student in this realm.

According to Milward, recovery was under way well before the advent of the Marshall Plan, and reconstruction of damaged infrastructure was far advanced before the funds reached Europe.