Sentence examples for come out far from inspiring English sources

In cinema, at least, the war's losers had come out far ahead of the winners.

Like Cohen, I'd bet on Murdoch not only to survive this crisis but to sooner or later come out far ahead.

You cannot have Rwanda again because information would come out far more quickly and public opinion would grow to the point where action would need to be taken.

Because Google passes an estimated 80percentt or more of the advertising revenue it earns on those sites to its search partners, Yahoo would come out far ahead.

They intend to come out far ahead, and they do so with cool heads and boldly far-sighted strategies that are concealed beneath unassumingly bumptious manners.

When the poll has asked self-identified independents -- representing about 40percentt of voters -- whether they lean to one party or another, the Democrats come out far ahead.

The first one came out far too handsome.

Even with all its shareholders though, MetLife came out far behind Lucent in market value.

Although there was a multiplicity of parties, the MNC came out far ahead in the elections, and Lumumba emerged as the leading nationalist politician of the Congo.

On paper, these two stations are equals; WBNS came out far ahead because Columbus was in the middle of a hotly contested race between President Obama and Mitt Romney to win Ohio's 18 electoral votes.

This shows particles and energy coming out far away from the jet in rapidity (meaning at angles along the LHC beam) but on the same side of it around the cylinder.