Sentence examples for begins far from inspiring English sources

The section "Latino Contributions" begins, "Far from representing a threat to society, the Latino presence is strengthening the basic institutions of society: the family, work and education".

The mold is designed so that solidification of the casting begins far from the gate and advances toward it, so that molten metal in the gate can flow in to compensate for the shrinkage that accompanies solidification.

We may be surrounded by people, Burnside suggests, but when the chips are down, we're on our own, "out at the end of winter, turning away / to where the dark begins, far in the trees".

The ekpyrotic process begins far in the indefinite past with a pair of flat empty branes sitting parallel to each other in a warped five-dimensional space -- a situation they say that represents the simplest solution of Einstein's equations in an advanced version of string theory.

Suzanne Fortier, Academic Vice President at Queen's University, and the first women ever hired in the Queen's chemistry department, believes the root of the problem begins far beyond the university gates, and long before students choose their undergraduate programs.

In the Diocese of Arlington, Virginia, the adoption process begins far from the sphere of Pharaohs.

A big effort to train and equip the Afghan air force has begun far too late.

Admiral Gehman said he assumed that the temperature began far below zero.

With a well-oiled campaign operation and a big financial advantage, Nixon began far ahead and kept increasing his lead.

He also described a conversation that began far differently than the one recalled by the girl on the phone.

But the last decade has brought Kevin Pietersen, Warner, Steve Smith, Morgan, Shikhar Dhawan and others that began far less conventionally.