Sentence examples for far off for from inspiring English sources
That date was too far off for many.
Such visions still seem far off for most researchers.
Such a remedy is still too far off for Mark Barfknecht.
That option seems far off for Sub-Sahara Africa (SSA) where technology-driven productivity growth has largely failed.
You state that February 1988 is too far off for an elected president to take office.
That time remains far off for Jeter, who will soon have a lasting image that captures his climb into history.
Those per-person figures aren't far off from estimates for this week's auction, which, if they hold, would yield a take for the government around $13.5 billion.
Since the standard deviations are not too large, this metric is not far off from human intuition for evaluation.
"We're not far off Yahoo! for number of visitors," says Don Logan, who oversees AOL for Time Warner, "but we're not getting recognition from Wall Street yet".
That same outcome isn't far off target for Stanford University, whose sights are turning increasingly to multidisciplinary research.
"How could the administration be that far off?" As for the tax increase, Mr. Lazaro declined to comment until he received more details.
