Sentence examples for far more well from inspiring English sources

British Paralympic athletes are far more well known, say compared to China.

The trouble with that is, well, their competition in the West has become far more, well, competitive.

With classrooms less cramped, normally rambunctious students seem far more well behaved, making teachers both thankful and worried.

Average premiums paid by workers for employer-sponsored health insurance have increased far more — well over 20 percent since 2008, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation.

It is far more well known in Eastern Europe, where the majority of the major bodies of socionics study (such as the International Institute of Socionics in Kiev) exist.

Something far more – well – creepy.

And the ethos of Twitter, which is based on self-defining groups, is far more well-mannered than many parts of the Web — more Toastmasters than mosh pit.

Although I am far more well-adjusted than I was at 17, I never feel like I am really "a driver".

She hopes to encourage more Spaniards to open a book that is far more well-known than it is well-read.

She says that more women are realizing the cost of being absent from the circles of Muslim power: "We are far more well-informed and politicised than men realise", she says.

Mr. Mooney began distributing the report 10 days ago in Porto Alegre, Brazil, at the World Social Forum, a gathering held annually to coincide with the far more well-heeled World Economic Summit in Davos, Switzerland.