Sentence examples for be further off from inspiring English sources
It was Hollywood that decided what, where, when and why a cowboy would shoot another human being, and Hollywood's conception of this reality could not be further off base.
A sale of RBS is thought to be further off as the government has appointed Rothschild to provide advice on transferring its troubled loans into a bad bank.
Given the reaction everywhere else, however, the prospects of peace may be further off than they were ten months ago when Trump entered the White House.
But if the retailer can be trusted as a consumer bellwether, serious inflationary pressure could be further off than the hawks expect.
But the worry that any such gains may be further off than thought just two months ago appears to have made many investors wary.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu heralded Trump's announcement as an "important step," and pledged to "continue to work with the President and his team to make that dream of peace come true". Given the reaction everywhere else, however, the prospects of peace may be further off than they were ten months ago when Trump entered the White House.
Pens and moorings were redesigned and replaced, leases were rejigged to be further off-shore, and a purpose-built vessel used to transport and bathe the fish in fresh water to keep amoebic gill disease at bay was purchased.
This region is also recognized to have had a large tsunamigenic earthquake in 869 with a source area estimated to be further off-shore (Minoura et al., 2001).
