Sentence examples for far elusive from inspiring English sources

"A quick recovery remains so far elusive".

Others complained that Mr. Hollande's decision to meet the target by raising taxes and freezing spending, rather than cutting it, would throw France into recession, even as growth, so far elusive, would by itself provide more tax receipts and jobs.

The monthly decline in Japan's consumer prices was the biggest fall since March 2013, a month before the Bank of Japan (BoJ) began its massive monetary easing programme in an attempt to reach Abe's so far elusive 2% inflation target.

The report recommends that the N.I.H.'s immediate goals should be to develop new tools to investigate both animal and human brains and to accomplish basic, but so far elusive, goals like determining how many different types of neurons there are, what they do and how to study them.

But the agenda is not just about commissioning and outsourcing; the search for efficiency also includes a greater use of shared services across government, more efficient procurement, and the precious, but so far elusive, aim of pooling all public sector spending in a specific area, to avoid duplication.

GPRC6A is a novel member of family C of G protein-coupled receptors with so far elusive biological function.

This game looks like a stepping-stone towards Roman Abramovich's so-far elusive and persistent European dream.

The Manxman has controversially been given the chance to add a so-far elusive Olympic medal to his list of achievements after his selection for the omnium was announced on Friday.

Campaigning in Witney, where a byelection to replace Cameron is in full swing, the one-time deputy prime minister is leading activists in the hope that a solid result could herald the beginning of the so-far elusive Liberal Democrat revival.

After accomplishing that, the box still has to cost less than $300 and run on software more reliable and easier to use than Microsoft's Windows, a so-far elusive goal.

Compromise has thus far proved elusive.