Sentence examples for considered far enough from inspiring English sources

It is where Northern Virginia high school sports games were moved to, a place considered far enough away from the violence to carry on with normal life.

THE Connecticut waterfront east of the New Haven area used to be considered far enough away from New York that even the middle class could afford a house around the water.

Sale was never officially evacuated during the war, and even received families from evacuated areas, although it was not considered far enough from likely targets to be an official destination for evacuees.

Needing enough films to carry the studio through in case the strikes happened, White Dog was one of thirteen films considered to be far enough along to be completable in a short time frame.

More likely, you'll suspect Clemens is trying to move the date when Hall of Fame voters consider his career far enough into the future that they have forgotten their own names.

Tory MPs are likely to be appeased but Labour may well think this does not go far enough, considering many claimants have been left waiting for six weeks for their first payments.

To see why the IBE approach might not go far enough, consider the idea that experiences provide non-inferential justification for beliefs about the external world.

Carnell's inquiry will look at the adequacy of the law and consider whether regulations go far enough to protect small business customers.

At least on the surface, the average Frenchman doesn't appear to be preparing to take revenge on Britons because Tony Blair ignored Jacques Chirac's pacifist advice, but if tourists don't consider the grovelling goes far enough they can fill in scorecards with smile-intensity ratings and send them to the tourist office.

To say that he is "not generally considered ex tremist" hardly goes far enough.

Then, a plethora of op-eds and thinktank reports – many of them published with industry funding – rush to validate such framings by claiming that the treaties do not go far enough to consider all the other factors that affect trade and economic growth – once again, as if there is no world outside the corporate bubble.