Sentence examples for far setting from inspiring English sources

Even with political will (lacking so far), setting up the necessary legal structures could take years.

10 min: Meireles has been excellent so far, setting up Torres and taking that goal very well indeed.

I'd say that's been the most successful part of Trump's Presidency thus far: setting up the madman theory.

That no one was harmed and that the bomb was a fake — built by F.B.I. technicians to mimic a crude explosive, accurate in its details right down to the smell of diesel fuel that filled the van housing it — were just the backdrop, he said, to a story of psychology and manipulation by undercover agents who went too far setting up an elaborate sting against a confused young man.

However, there have been no official guidelines so far setting out what classroom language is necessary for Japanese teachers of EFL and thus, it remains an urgent task to both clarify the nature of the English proficiency Japanese teachers of EFL should attain and to explore ways to support those teachers' ongoing language development.

Thus far, setting limits to reduce coal use and the number of vehicles on the road has not worked.

The European Central Bank has so far set its face against a cut.

Mr Gove has so far set his face against such an idea being used in England.

Banks have so far set aside £22bn for the PPI, Britain's biggest mis-selling scandal.

Lloyds, which was the biggest seller of PPI policies, has so far set aside £12bn to cover compensation payouts.

Instead, her first play, Gone Too Far! – set in Peckham, about sibling rivalry – picked up an Olivier.