Sentence examples for been further off from inspiring English sources
Kim Il Sung grants occasional audiences to foreign visitors, and those visitors invariably come away declaring that their own preconceptions and the intelligence briefings they received before their trips could not have been further off the mark--that he is not, as they imagined, crazy; nor is he, as they were told, a doddering old man.
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.
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.
From a broader perspective, the deflation in WorldCom's assets also indicates that a rebound in telecommunications spending is further off than the optimists think.
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.
Its favourable demographic trends mean its fiscal day of reckoning is further off than Europe's and the dollar's reserve-currency status provides manoeuvring room.
The new owners want to make Hasselblad more profitable and then float it on the Stockholm stock exchange.That meant heeding the advice of Andersen Consulting, which reckons that good cheap digital photography is further off than Hasselblad had thought.
