Sentence examples for far off as ever from inspiring English sources
But a solution seems as far off as ever.
And it's here that the pipe dream seems as far off as ever.
Clegg also promised a reform of party funding that now looks as far off as ever.
Though last evening [March 6] both masters and men declared that there was no change in the situation and that the end of the coal strike is as far off as ever, a feeling of hope persisted.
And the biggest boast of all, to rebuild the American dream, appears as far off as ever, as wage growth and social mobility fail to match achievement elsewhere in the economy.
But so it is.Enlightenment is as far off as ever now, thanks to the decision by the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) this week not to take individual police officers to court for murder or manslaughter but to charge the department as a whole with offences under the health and safety at work laws (see article).
Since then, various frontiers of human smarts have fallen to computers, but the approach of true artificial intelligence remains as disputable and, according to many programming moms and dads, just as far off as it ever did.
On Wednesday night, this looked as far off as it has ever been.
"I'd say I'm not far off being as fit as I ever was and having been over to the workshop to meet the boys in Northern Ireland and have a look at the bikes - April can't come quick enough to get racing," he added.
