Sentence examples for far from less from inspiring English sources

Boyle suggests that those who perform the often thankless task of representing criminal defendants may somehow be possessed of questionable ethics, but defending "murderers and other criminals" is far from "less than principled".

Specifically, both PFBS– and TPhAs+ give well-defined voltammograms at potentials far from less hydrophobic anions (ClO4– and PF6–) and cations (FcTMA+ and TBA+), respectively.

However, far from seeming less perfect, the enlarged human face seemed more wonderful, smoothed-out by celluloid, unattainable.

"Far from spending less, it's an area where you could really get that [influence] by spending more".

That's why fairer admissions in grammar schools, far from giving less privileged pupils an unfair advantage, would simply help level the playing field.

He is a reliable guide through Weimar's political and economic maze, and a good one on the social revolution that made many women (far from all) less dependent on husband, hearth and home.

And Sir David Nicholson, who quit as chief executive of NHS England six weeks ago, warned as he left that, far from needing less cash, it would need "significant extra transition money".

College leaders argue that far from needing less support, students who remain in post-16 education for a third year are some of the most vulnerable.

By studying alertness, she determined that teens, far from needing less sleep, actually needed as much or more sleep than they had gotten as children — nine and a quarter hours (Carskadon 1999).

Until a few months ago, many delegates had never traveled far from home, much less heard of Slow Food.

Far from making work less civilised, the arrival of Big Brother could make it more so.