Sentence examples for coming further from from inspiring English sources

"There's no question that the energy in the Republican Party is coming further from the right and the Tea Party," said Steven Greene, a political scientist at North Carolina State University.

The audience, everyone admitted, was unrepresentative — mostly young, upper-middle-class, media Cairenes — and the debate seemed to come further unmoored from the issue of electoral timing.

He came to enjoy the social aspect of it, and people started coming from further and further away.

It has come even further from the 1930s, when the Australian men's star Viv McGrath was the first top-flight player to use the two-handed backhand.

I was coming from further west enough -- from the West side, from Madison Avenue, and they were on Park Avenue.

Soon, people were coming from further afield.

There was a crisis at the border in the summer, but that was caused by people coming from further south.

His customer base is growing, with people coming from further away than ever to search his shelves.

Make the packaging perfect, and you've still got [contamination] coming from further up the supply chain".

Further improvement can come from further exchange of perspectives.

More information about specific questions regarding, for example, processes that are used for updating, implementing and evaluating guidelines for guidelines, is more likely to come from further surveys than from a systematic review.