Sentence examples for being years from inspiring English sources
That is a change that critics see as being years overdue.
Along with being years behind schedule, the A400M is still several tons overweight and as much as 7 billion euros over budget.
Far from being years of hurt, they have been four rich decades of achievement in equestrianism, to which yesterday's silver in the team event added further distinction.
The problem is not that Laure and Jean are middle-aged; I can think of numerous actors who are sexy despite being years away from hard-bodied perfection.
CfH is accused of being years late, massively over its £6.2 billion budget, responsible for driving its contractors to the wall and incapable of delivering the promised benefits.The truth is more complex and less depressing.
The former BBC executive who oversaw the launch of the iPlayer has criticised Ofcom's implementation of local TV as being "years behind in its thinking" and argued that the concept of such a service delivered over the airwaves is "fundamentally wrong".
