Sentence examples for far from assuming from inspiring English sources

Far from assuming that Hispanic New Yorkers will vote for Mr. Ferrer, candidates from both parties are trying to chip away at Mr. Ferrer's main constituency.

The reality on the ground right now is that far from assuming a larger role, integrated arrangements are being actively dismantled.

Far from assuming that Mr Brown's background alone will convince voters that he understands their concerns, Labour strategists worry about how he will look and sound on breakfast television.Likewise in the Conservative Party, David Davis (who is challenging Mr Cameron for the party leadership) has what politicos call a great backstory.

Far from assuming the best, not the worst, of the stranger, Hebdo has been an equal-opportunity offender.

The resulting grasp can be far from the assumed pose at planning time due to uncertainties in real systems, which results in wrong contact information and therefore wrong estimation of grasp quality.

Although the death of his father occurred far from home, Ashurbanipal assumed the kingship as planned.

Mayer said: "Far from itching to assume the crown, he is already feeling its weight and worrying about the impact on the job he has been doing.

But it is far from safe to assume that producers are not prepared with enough scripts or alternative programming to weather a walkout in November.

Significantly – given concerns about how Charles might square his campaigning and sometimes controversial lobbying of government ministers with being the head of state – the article concludes that "far from itching to assume the crown, he is already feeling its weight and worrying about its impact on the job he has long been doing".

The Time profile said the prince took on extra royal duties "joylessly" and, far from "itching to assume the crown", he was already feeling its weight and worrying about its impact on his current role.

This analysis was only approximate; space constraints meant that flow passages differed considerably from the regular geometries typically presented in empirical minor loss data, and the close proximity of adjacent components meant that flow in all cases was far from the empirically assumed fully developed profile.