Sentence examples for far enough removed from inspiring English sources

Vietnam, however, is far enough removed.

I'm far enough removed from my eating disorder to now make jokes about it.

He said Mattingly, who retired in 1995, was far enough removed from playing.

This guy, though, is far enough removed from Paul's own day that he can actually refer to Paul's letters as themselves part of scripture.

I wonder what we will call the calculated eradication of fraternities, once we are far enough removed from it to see it for what it is.

All three men are far enough removed from Mr Ahmadinejad (they are strong critics of his economic mismanagement) to strike up credible new negotiations with America.

According to the proposal released Thursday, the Affordable Care Act did not go far enough in removing barriers to healthcare access.

Their primary concern is that the FFA's proposal does not go far enough in removing the bloc power of state federations.

India criticised proposals by Mr Jamali on May 6th for not going far enough on removing restrictions on trade, and for saying nothing significant on cross-border terrorism.That gives some idea of the dimensions of Mr Powell's "moment of opportunity".

Eugene R. Fidell, who teaches military justice at Yale Law School, said that the proposal was a good first step, but argued that it did not go far enough in removing a "tether to the 18th century" and in making prosecution decisions more independent from the chain of command.

However, we suggest that domestic pigs be removed far enough away from human habitation to encompass the flight range of the local Culex vectors.