The phrase "far from beginning" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express the idea of something being far away from a starting point or initial state. For example: "We are far from beginning our journey, but we have made significant progress so far."
Far from beginning to clear fur from their shelves, store owners are instead talking about clearing out of the city.
He felt compassion for this life still so warm and lovely, but probably already not far from beginning to fade and wither like his own".
According to economists at Goldman Sachs, any increase of more than a third of a percentage point on a three-month average has always signalled a recession.Add these risks to consumption to the continuingly dismal news on capital spending, and it suggests that the economy may still be far from beginning a recovery.
It is, nevertheless, an inade quate and unpromising position, because the elimination of the most obvious forms of dual school segregation in the South does not deal with anything but the first stage of a grave national problem; and, so far from beginning to deal with its more difficult stages, Mr. Nixon is giving Presidential sanction to white resistance to busing programs and the like.
Unfortunately, practical reality is very far from beginning to achieve this.
But this game was far from begin over.
While Turkey has so far refrained from beginning a large-scale military incursion into Iraq, operations against the P.K.K. in its southeastern region have been taking place for several weeks, the government has said.
For Pierce, such an end would not be far from the beginning.
George Washington University Law School professor Jonathan Turley said the prosecutor went too far from the beginning.
The crisis is just nearing the end of the beginning, far from the beginning of the end.
But the debate is far from over.To begin with, some electoral officials oppose the idea of paper trails on the basis that printers will be too expensive, or they might jam.
