Sentence examples for far from small from inspiring English sources

The problems that the campaign will try to help fix are far from small.

New York Theater Ballet is in every respect one of the city's minor companies, but the seriousness that impels it is far from small.

It turns out that there are 15 to choose from and that measures are far from small despite the paltry three manat price tag.

But when you see his operation, which is far from small — he's raising 400 pigs at a time, along with rotating crops throughout pie-shaped sectors of his acreage, in a scheme that seems logical and orderly — you start to appreciate just how practical, ethical and simply beautiful sustainable farming can be.

Responding to the prime minister's claim that the Strasbourg court was turning into a "small claims court", Angela Patrick, of the civil liberties group Justice, said: "Some of the cases the government doesn't like deal with issues that are far from small, involving at their heart a fundamental commitment to an absolute bar on torture.

And though it is far from small -- Mars sells about $14 billion worth of Snickers, M&M's, Uncle Ben's and other brands each year -- it is hardly large enough to swallow some of the other major competitors in the pet food business, such as Procter & Gamble, should it be interested in trying.

Republicans had strayed too far from small-government principle during the Bush era, and then foolishly nominated a moderate like McCain.

Accordingly, eight contemporary artists gather together in the modest-sized but far from small-minded International 3 gallery to show off their evocations.

Sara feels she never belonged anywhere – save between the pages of a book – until she is embraced by the residents of this far-from-perfect small town.

The magnetic field far from a small bar magnet is well represented by the field of a magnetic dipole.

I keep lecturing myself to learn it; I am far from a small player in the extravagance game.