Sentence examples for far represents from inspiring English sources

The attacks were abhorrent and criminal, but our response so far represents a profound failure of the political imagination.

Full details of the summit's sponsorship deals will not be made public until after its close, although campaigners say that the €16.9m raised so far represents barely 10% of overall costs, and half of what was expected.

But the $12.5 billion or so of state and federal funds earmarked for the project so far represents less than 20% of the projected total cost of $68 billion, and that figure will surely rise.

The total for "After Earth," a Scientology-tinged adventure, by far represents Mr. Smith's worst summer-movie debut; "Wild Wild West," which took in $38.7 million in 1999, after adjusting for inflation, was his previous low.

Every approach tried so far represents a trade-off between the quality of the image, its size and the cost of the kit that produces it and making the first two acceptable means the third is exorbitant.

Overall, strains were constructed which produce 146-fold (6595 µg/L) more vitamin than the wild-type and by far represents the highest yield reported.

None of those ensembles are so far represented.

The showings, which are sold out, so far represent the only chance for British audiences to see this remarkable feature.

The 430 income tax preparers reviewed so far represent a 43percentt increase in inspections over last year, Mr. Mintz said.

The 40,000 species cataloged so far represent less than one-fifth of the number of described marine species.

The big retailers, which so far represent about 5% of eBay's business, are not getting favourable treatment.