Sentence examples for due far from inspiring English sources

But he's due far more reward than a place for life signing headshots at comic conventions.

The spectacular improvement in the expectation of life in the affluent countries has been due far more to public health measures than to curative medicine.

Our success in Massachusetts suggests that this behavior was due far more to popular acceptance of the notion that everyone (who can afford it) should buy coverage than to any penalty for not doing so.

In a recent report, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, which would manage this unwinding, estimated that, had these new rules been in place in 2008, unsecured creditors of the parent company would be due far more than they are under the most recent bankruptcy plan -- 90 cents on every dollar of claims, compared with the roughly 20 cents they can now recover.

The due diligence far exceeded our expectations".

In a presidential election due next year, far more is at stake.The restive mood has hit all politicians.

Craig and his wife have been having troubles before the hurricane that are due, as far as I can tell, to her underappreciation of New Orleans, which is described in more than one instance as "the city he loved".

Somehow, they make due with far less oxygen in their blood.

Judge Wagner's remarks seemed to indicate his belief that the refund due is far less than the $15 billion that Western states have collectively demanded.

But despite that blip of possible good news, a lot of investors and analysts continue to believe that the financials could be due for far more trouble ahead.

The crazy thing is Avegant has been able to create this technology while having raised just under $37 million in funding, making due on far less than AR companies like Magic Leap, which has raised more than $1.4 billion from Google and Alibaba.