Sentence examples for far from recovered from inspiring English sources

Though he was saved, Mr. Inn was far from recovered.

"Over all, however, retail sales are better and recovering but far from recovered".

Wendy Elliot, of WWF International's species programme, said: "WWF is fully opposed to so-called scientific whaling in the Southern Ocean, one of the most important areas for whales on this planet, and the site of previous relentless and devastating slaughters, from which most Southern Ocean whales are still far from recovered".

Talking to friends and former colleagues who have spoken to him regularly over the last 18 months, it is clear that the leadership election not only hurt him more than was acknowledged at the time – but that he has far from recovered.

The earlier letter, sent this past February to members of Congress, argued that gray wolves are far from recovered because they have fully returned to only a small portion of their former range the Great Lakes states and the northern Rocky Mountain states of Montana, Idaho, and Wyoming.

The economy is far from recovered and many families can't spend the extra money just on even mere prom essentials, like tickets that are now priced like stadium size concert tickets going for $150 in some cases.

The country remains far from recovering its export capabilities, which provide up to 80percentt of its foreign currency.

He cautioned, however, that improvements can only continue if jobs keep on opening in the state, which remains far from recovering all of those it lost during the recession.

With median incomes still far from recovering their pre-crisis peak, another slowdown could fuel the anti-globalisation backlash long after Trump, Sanders and the current crop of European nationalists have moved on.

This latest tranche of QE reflects the committee's deep concern that, far from recovering, after flat-lining for two years the economy is in the middle of a renewed downward lurch.

And, though we are still far from recovering from that disaster, the power of money has prevented any fundamental reform of the financial sector.