Sentence examples similar to far off emerging from inspiring English sources
Bernard Arnault: He saw luxury markets where others didn't–in far-off emerging economies.
Furthermore the institutional infrastructure created for the euro was far too weak to head off emerging problems and to deal effectively with the crisis once it broke out.
Geographically, temporally, and socio-economically, the setting in which De Havilland emerged was not far off from the one in which black and Latino artists created house and techno in Detroit and Chicago during the 80s.
Geographically, temporally, and socio-economically, the setting in which Havilland emerged was not far off from the one in which black and Latino artists created house and techno in Detroit and Chicago during the 80s.
Whispers of a deal had been emerging and both sides admit they weren't far off a deal in the row over ticket offices.
So the Neo Geo connection is not so far off base, while Light and Space, and modernist abstraction in general, emerge more as a target.
Answers to what caused the crash were still far off, although more details about the moments before the plane struck the ground have emerged.
