Sentence examples for far it has fallen from inspiring English sources

How far it has fallen short of its targets has not been made public.

The Walkman was once king of the hill, and look how far it has fallen; the iPod could very well share its fate, thanks to Apple's increasingly paranoid (Sony-esque) behavior and a new era on the horizon.

The meagre scale of the growth underlines how slowly Italy is emerging from its worst recession since World War Two and how far it has fallen behind other European economies like France or Spain, let alone continental champion Germany.

How far Schenectady has to march is apparent in how far it has fallen.

So far it has fallen to the deputy secretary of state, Robert Zoellick, to explain how China can become a "responsible stakeholder" in the international system.

Katja Hall, policy director of the CBI, says: "We think the government has the right plan for growth – but so far it has fallen down on implementation".

The report that its position at the organization was getting replaced by some 650,000 Apple devices would have been a catalysing example of how far it had fallen from its incumbent position as the king of enterprise mobility.

Chrysler's resurgence is all the more spectacular given how far it had fallen.

The vision has the government leading by example, which currently looks more of a wish than reality, given how far behind it has fallen in its targets for making public procurement of food more sustainable.

In 2005 it was 2.1 for every 100 staff at Anglo's thermal coal division; so far this year it has fallen to 0.63.

But so far this year, it has fallen nearly 25percentt, amid fears among some investors that it might be vulnerable after all.