Sentence examples for far elicited from inspiring English sources

But talk of a third round has so far elicited few, if any, complaints.

Injectable collagenase clostridium histolyticum [ 34] to treat DC shows potential promise but its clinical application has thus far elicited a varied response among hand surgeons.

Word of the imam's talents has traveled far, eliciting lonely calls from Muslims in Chicago and Los Angeles, or from meddlesome parents in Cairo and Damascus.

If Mr. Hardin goes too far, by eliciting general testimony about the firm's good character, under what is known as Rule 404(b), prosecutors would then be able to introduce evidence of other "bad acts" by the firm.

The international contractions, far from eliciting prudent austerity, triggered an unprecedented populist explosion throughout the region.

An adapted version of the tool offered to the Italian police has failed so far to elicit an official response.

As far as eliciting a full prior distribution is concerned, most of the work in this area has been in the context of Phase III trials (see for example Parmar et al, 1994).

While far from perfect, Bosnia's transition has worked out a lot better than Iraq's and elicited far wider international cooperation.

Though the play made pointed use of sexual and ethnic words that are still seldom heard in polite discussion, these elicited far more giggles than gasps.

Indeed, the shelves of EBX are filled with games that have elicited far less outcry and in which you don't front for evil but destroy it, with righteous ray guns, rockets and other artillery.

So far, Mr. Ginty has elicited praise from conservatives like Steven Lonegan, who ran for governor last year.