Sentence examples for cannot get far from inspiring English sources

India is keen to talk to disgruntled Kashmiris, and recognises it cannot get far without the co-operation of Pakistan.

But unless there is unity, the 16 national teams cannot get far, let alone win the Euro 2012.

Yet South Korea and Japan also know they cannot get far in their own relations with North Korea without America's backing, and Mr Bush will be looking for their diplomatic support in persuading North Korea that further aid and investment will not be forthcoming if it continues to cheat on its agreements.

The cage has no opening, so one must try to take in the paintings inside it from yards away, and never from straight on; meanwhile, one cannot get far enough away from the muses in the frieze, who are in any case partly obscured by their overlay, to fully take them in.

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China cannot get very far towards political reform without confronting new demands to revise the verdict on Tiananmen.

Mr. Kim, meanwhile, has been pursuing a North-South agreement, mindful that he cannot get too far ahead of his American ally.

I cannot get too far ahead of myself: all that matters is the here and now which is Worcester on Sunday".

In the Islamic world, as in the U.S. Supreme Court, the legal authorities cannot get too far away from their public constituency without paying a price.

This is because the ASVM can quickly get samples with y=−1 close to the initially gotten sample with y=−1 but cannot get those far from it.

This result might seem counterintuitive, since for low values of μ, the organisms cannot get very far from the locations of their parents, and thus one would expect the diversity to be lowest for smallest μ.