Sentence examples for far off the level from inspiring English sources

This is not far off the level it actually had.

"The operating profit forecast isn't far off the level seen two years ago," said Kenichi Hirano, operating officer at Tachibana Securities in Tokyo.

Even though these troubles seem far off, the ocean's changing levels are already impacting South Florida.

But if my estimate is far off, and the level is either much higher or much lower, then it is no good to me.

Far off, the muezzin calls the faithful to prayer.

In the years since, a steady programme of afforestation has increased England's forest cover back to 13% – not far off the levels of 1,000 years ago.

And when things go wrong employees do not always take their share of the pain.Lehman Brothers made losses in the two quarters before it collapsed yet continued to accrue a compensation pot not far off the levels of 2007.

"The actual number of people traveling now is not that far off from the record level of last year," Leo F. Mullin, the chairman and chief executive of Delta Air Lines, which is based here, said in an interview before he delivered the keynote address at yesterday's lunch session of the convention.

It rose to 9.7 percent in May, not far off the 10 percent level at which it peaked during the recession.

Net migration has actually risen from 252,000 at the last election to 298,000 in the most recent data - not far off the record level set in 2005.

It feels not too far off from the slave trade".