Sentence examples for entry as far from inspiring English sources

Mereologies are formal systems, but we will be ignoring technicalities in this entry as far as possible (for details, see the entry on mereology).

But is there another Latin American country in the future of the Classic, a tournament that now includes entries from as far away as South Africa and Italy?

Within six weeks of the contest's announcement, the committee had received 1,275 entries from as far afield as California and even Italy.

Entries come from as far away as Kenya and South Korea.

Now, having written some 10 entries, and got as far as 1838 with Edgar Allan Poe, and the Americans, I'm worrying about some of my omissions.

PFAM (32) links to all protein entries were added as far they were available.

“Following the sell off over the past few days, the stock is hovering around its 50-day moving average and has the makings of a relatively good entry point.” As far as risks, MWV operates in an industry that is somewhat economically sensitive, but the company markets a portfolio of branded products for the beverage, pharmaceutical, tobacco and office-product industries.

In this prospective cohort study, all clinical data obtained at entry were used for this study as far as patients met entry criteria.

Dr. Mappen, who is assembling the encyclopedia and who wrote the Jersey joke entry, said this treatment went as far back as Jonathan Belcher, a Colonial governor, who in effect described the state as middlebrow.

As far as entry-level positions go, the London industry is, as ever, utterly nepotistic.

And even though I like to think of myself as being on the liberal side as far as entries go, RICTUS seems a bit icky to me.