Sentence examples similar to consequently far-off from inspiring English sources

And some far-off ideas too".

The restoration of democracy looks far-off.

That is still a far-off prospect.

Ted moved to far-off Anchorage, Alaska.

That's a far-off target.

But these are not far-off threats.

Almost no speculation seemed too far-off.

Injuries are consequently far more deadly, including the risk of multiple amputations for those who survive.

The precautions are consequently far more elaborate and costly than those of the domestic garden.

Australia could not have delayed giving PNG its independence for many more years without witnessing far more strife and consequently far greater post-independence problems.

I found I had far more time for rest and recovery in the Gobi Desert than I usually do in London – and consequently far fewer aches and pains.