Sentence examples for far happened from inspiring English sources
Far too little has so far happened along these lines.
"Extreme events that so far happened every thousand years along the coast now happen every hundred years".
That is, for exterminating the parasite everywhere and forever, except perhaps in laboratory storage, as has thus far happened to just one disease in history, smallpox.
The most devastating setback so far happened in the second leg of the Champions League quarter-final last spring against Manchester City.
The council has now summoned the courage to tap Mr Hussein's men on the wrist (he himself never travels, and nor do they, very much), and to issue a warning that there would be further, unspecified measures if Iraq continued to defy orders.But nothing that has so far happened, or is threatened, seems likely to make Mr Hussein regret his defiance.
What happens when a Communist pseudo-market-state goes into economic free fall is unknown it has not so far happened.
Most of it, by far, happens within families.
Perhaps the most complex organelle found in any dinoflagellate so far happens to be synapomorphic for warnowiids, namely a distinctive multilayered photoreceptor called an 'ocelloid' [ 29] (see also Figure 1e).
Britain wants the US to offer a reciprocal deal, but has so far not happened.
Michel Charasse, a Socialist senator and a close aide of Mitterrand's, says that "far worse happened under de Gaulle".
But something far worse happened after the fact.
