Sentence examples for far from existing from inspiring English sources
Far from existing at the periphery of journalism and society, the payments have reached the highest levels of politics.
Although the council wanted to introduce greater consistency it did not want to move too far from existing practices, says Burney.
He explained that building plants far from existing infrastructure added much to construction costs -- about $1 million a mile for transmission lines and pipelines, by his estimate.
The Army: Kosovo should have taught the Army that its highest priority needs to be lightweight, fast-moving armor that can be airlifted into battle zones far from existing American military bases.
Far from existing to provide the high quality British public-service broadcasting that it still does so well and which the still country expects of it, the BBC now exists primarily to sustain itself and its influence".
The deputy told the paper that technology doesn't stray too far from existing systems.
3. We also need to beef up our own UK grid to link the places our renewable power will be coming from far away from existing power stations – and using undergound power lines so as not to disfigure our upland landscapes.
Furthermore, most of the newly selected training sample points are ensured to reside far away from existing sample points and reside as close to the limit-state functions as possible.
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Grant Kimberley, who directs market development for the Iowa Soybean Association, says that in the United States, the soybean oil used for biodiesel so far comes from existing surpluses, meaning the industry hasn't diverted any oil into the fuel market yet.
