Sentence examples for far more subject from inspiring English sources

Compared to the dual system, full-time school-based vocational training is far more subject to institutional specificities: An intermediate school degree often represents the minimum requirement (Dobischat 2010).

The company's hope, Hansell says, is that the technology "is going to give people access to thoughtfully produced reporting on far more subjects than traditional journalism methods ever provided".

Among educational levels, there were far more subjects in the LES group giving a positive answer, than those in the HES group (Table 1).

Although the subject deserves far more study, it is logical to assume that ecological collapse will deplete normal interbreeding populations and thus lead to a rise in unusual mating events.

When she began to publish, she shunned material picked up at work in favour of far more personal subject matter.

Moving off topic to the far more popular subject of footballers as opposed to teams on album or singles covers, and discounting compilation albums or we would be inundated with Cherry Red's catalogue of football-themed CDs, John Dodsworth nominates Oasis's Definitely Maybe with its contrasting images of Manchester City's Rodney Marsh and United's George Best.

In Shrinking Violets, Joe Moran tackles a far more embarrassing subject: being shy.

A far more interesting subject, I think, is the psychology that underlies so sentimentalized and idealized a presentation.

Haigh's concern is always to refocus our attention on to a lower-key, but in its way far more sensational, subject: how Glen and Russell are going to work out their problems and find love.

Although Islam, like some other faiths, aspires to be the world's reigning religion, they said, the method for carrying out that goal, or even its relevance in everyday life, remains a far more complex subject than Mr. Yerushalmi suggests.

This is not uncharted territory for Smith -- she already peeped behind the palace curtains in her 1999 best seller, "Diana in Search of Herself" -- but Elizabeth is a far more elusive subject than the former Princess of Wales.