Sentence examples for far ridden from inspiring English sources

While investors in the United States have so far ridden out the tumult in the Middle East, analysts said that they would have a harder time shrugging off the upheaval as it spread throughout the Middle East and North Africa.

One of the reasons why the region's equity markets have so far ridden out the worst of Asia's financial crisis is that they have not suffered a massive withdrawal of foreign funds.

GPs have so far ridden the storm but financial constraints and top-down targets are starting to adversely affect the level of care we can deliver to our patients.

These days, following all sorts of interventions, Wythenshawe is a safer and nicer place, though still far more crime ridden than neighbouring areas.

The new trailer hints that DeHaan's Harry is already far more angst ridden than James Franco's (initially) cheery playboy type.

I'm far too doom-ridden.

The northern Italy of the 1960s was motoring away very nicely, thanks to il miracolo economico: a Germany-with-sun, as far as deficit-ridden Brits were concerned.

Here's the point: As muddled and broken as the individual income tax system may be, the rules under which the government collects corporate levies are far more loophole-ridden and counterproductive.

Traveling in bubbles, playing flamingo croquet or racing the white rabbit, Nintendo's Alice is far less angst-ridden than American McGee's but has as lively and varied an adventure.

Debt-ridden; unbalanced; far too dependent on public spending in many regions: all these criticisms made by ministers are true.

Despite occasional attacks, the Interet thus far is less fraud-ridden than cell phones and long-distance services, says Forrester's director of network strategies, Carl Howe.