Sentence examples for far the term from inspiring English sources

So far the term hasn't quite caught on.

So far the term has not gained widespread use among pathologists.

So far the term 'antisense transcript' has been used in its broadest sense, referring to an RNA molecule that is complementary to another mRNA.

So far the terms of the deal being proposed for those who held out against the 2005 swap are unclear but they are likely to be slightly worse than that.

In fact, of 11 criminal law cases the justices have decided so far this term, the decision today was the first in which the defendant prevailed.

And then there's McIntyre, a man whose sole contribution to humanity thus far is the term "man-drawer".

The book was thus based on a brief experience of self-government (in so far as the term described the new state of affairs).

I made as far as the term "tea trousers" before I had to close the tab.

However, the concept of PCM is broader than personalized medicine, as far as the term is usually understood.

We have thus far used the term adaptive in evaluating the offspring and their traits, not the trans-generational plasticity per se (see below).

So far, the vague term community has been used for places that sent out colonies.