Sentence examples for even far in from inspiring English sources

Women with a history of alcoholism, even far in the past, report more trouble with daily functioning than men with similar histories.

The present value of Quality-Adjusted Life Years in this analysis remains substantial even at a discount rate of 8% over almost 36 years, the average expected years of life remaining for the cohort and the longest duration tested, implying that current investments in prevention can yield an economic return even far in the future.

Take a deep breath and walk away, Walk away to your room, or somewhere where he might leave you alone, maybe even far way in the garden.

This is why even far right racists in Britain are unable to find objection with the practical model of Islam demonstrated by the true Khalifa of Islam.

This is even far less than described in comparable German studies that have shown application of adrenaline in 20 % of cases [ 2, 4].

When the bombs fell – even far off – "the change in the air pressure was enormous, and extraordinary," he says.

Among those with thoughts of returning, even if far in the future, are Alfa Romeo and Fiat of Italy; Citroën, Renault and Peugeot of France; and MG Rover of Britain.

Hills roll, farms are neatly fenced, and there are even far-away puffballs in the shapes of sheep and bunnies.

Even far-flung Donegal in Ireland's northwest corner, renowned for its reactionary record of voting against the national mood, voted "yes" to gay marriage.

Even for lung cancer patients, advances in systemic therapy may be expected to improve the outcome of those with even far-advanced disease in the future, which would evidently modify the risk/benefit of ipc BLM.

Mr. Bernanke is likely to move cautiously, communicating even small moves far in advance.