Sentence examples for far fall from inspiring English sources

Still, those sums far fall short of what the Monterrey conference says is needed.

Seventeen out of this year's top 20 worldwide so far fall into this category.

"It is an especially far fall from 2008, when we saw the first viable woman for president, and we saw the first viable woman on the Republican presidential ticket.

Even achieving that will be hard: the measures offered by industrialized countries so far fall short of the lower end of the 25-40 percutt cut in emissions that scientists say will be needed by 2020.

When it was revealed that Gaddafi was pulled from a sewage pipe (months after calling the Libyan people 'rats' when they rose up against him), it was a far fall from grace for the leader.

Trade unions and human rights argue that Qatar since winning World Cup hosting rights six years ago has had sufficient time to bring its labour system in line with international standards and that its moves so far fall short of that.

In a joint statement the French and German farm ministers called on the European Commission to step up such market-meddling horrors as export subsidies and buying up surplus butter, saying measures taken so far fall short of what is needed.

Results have, so far, fallen way short of expectations.

However, donor pledges have so far fallen pitifully short.

He acknowledged, however, that international funding is so far falling far short.

McDonald rounded second base too far, fell down and tried to scramble back to the bag.