Sentence examples for decided far from from inspiring English sources

The final frontier Damp rising Little wonders Parliamentary jousting ReprintsYet Scotland's constitutional future will be decided far from smart conference rooms, in the sort of hard-up neighbourhoods that rarely get much attention from politicians.

In the 1980s he realized that to have an impact on the forces affecting farmers, an important constituency for any Iowa politician, he would have to become involved in issues being decided far from Des Moines, said James E. Tierney, director of the national state attorneys general program at Columbia Law School in New York and a former attorney general of Maine.

He accepted the commission to write a television opera, and characteristically decided that, far from scaling his vision down for a domestic medium, he would return to the larger-scale manner of earlier operas like Peter Grimes, Billy Budd and Gloriana.

Use your own judgment to decide how far from the top you prefer the soil to be.

But the case was decided in New York, far from Paraguay, where the crime had occurred and where justice had proven impossible for the Filártiga family; the boy's murderer was ultimately ordered to pay the family $10.4 million in damages.

Mr. Browne stressed that his fate was far from decided.

Egypt's revolution is far from decided, but the country will never be the same.

They had considered the Catskills, but decided they were too far from the city.

Being the front-runner is not easy and the race, which suddenly seems to have begun, is far from decided.

But Andrew Luck and Robert Griffin III have yet to end their regular seasons, so the race is far from decided.

The Democratic nomination is far from decided, and Mr. McCain could still have his wish to face Mrs. Clinton.