Sentence examples for be farther off from inspiring English sources

Mr. Keller couldn't possibly be farther off the mark.

Mr. Obama's own credibility is so diminished (his approval rating in Israel is 4percentthathat serious negotiations may be farther off than ever.

And with home prices falling once more, recovery in housing markets could be farther off than anticipated, and residential investment could prove more of a drag than initially foreseen.Still, these are small revisions to what was a generally good first quarter GDP report.

But that eventuality is long way off, and it may now actually be farther off than previously expected, Leconte suggests.

The visitor finds the two facades to his left and right inclined away from each other as they recede from the entrance; this counteracts the tendency of perspective to make walls seem to move nearer each other as they are farther off and so reinforces the effect of a grand expanse.

One clinical way to evaluate if the tip of the catheter is adequately placed, is measuring postoperative morphine consumption: With a appropriately placed catheter tip, morphine consumption is expected to be low, whereas consumption is expected to increase if the catheter tip is farther off from the nerves.

You are farther off the ground and will land harder if you lose your balance.

The 170-million-year-old prints are in several layers of rocks that formed from sediments at the bottom of a brackish lagoon, when the sea was farther away and more cut off from the land than it is today.

Parents complain that the new building, on West 76th Street, just off Central Park West, is farther away from most of the students' homes, is smaller than the current building and does not have a rooftop playground.

Because they're farther away.

"But they are farther away".