Sentence examples for far further to from inspiring English sources

House prices have fallen by 5% from their peak and by all accounts have far further to go.

In fact the history of Shakespeare reaches back far further, to the dawn of the silent era, when Indian theatre troupes were among the first in the world to commit their Shakespeares to film.

One economist suggested Chinese interest rates have far further to fall.

They are trying going far further and looking to not only reduce the damage the company causes, but to leave the forests better off as a result of their business.

Nonetheless, filmgoers from far further afield have warmed to the work, which often has a surprising resonance for them too.

Full fiscal autonomy, or responsibility, at Holyrood - going far further than current plans, to give MSPs the full range of taxes - is popular with the party, but there's a risk for Nicola Sturgeon that she gets precisely what she asks for, and faster than she wants it.

The smiley symbol itself, of course, goes far further back all the way to 1963, when graphic designer Harvey Ross Ball created the symbol for the State Mutual Life Assurance Company (now Allmerica Financial Corporation) in Worcester, Massachusetts.

Although the high degree of homology between PDR-1 and CED-10 and their human counterparts has been well established so far, further work must be performed to extrapolate these results to humans.

I do not have to travel far; further than falling out of bed, but not as far as Shepherd's Bush to Mile End.

This seems to go far further than the EU laws.

We need that figure to rise far further and faster.