Sentence examples for far this session from inspiring English sources

The Redeem Act is unlikely to get far this session.

But those changes have done little so far this session to curb filibusters, as evidenced by the vote on Ms. Halligan and the politically charged obstacles raised to confirmation votes on Mr. Brennan and Chuck Hagel, a former Republican senator who found himself on the receiving end of a Republican filibuster before winning confirmation as secretary of defense.

Components of that ETF with the highest volume on Monday were Citigroup, trading up about 1.4% with over 194.6 million shares changing hands so far this session, and Ford Motor, up about 6.2% on volume of over 130.6 million shares.

Components of that ETF with the highest volume on Wednesday were AT&T, trading up about 0.9% with over 11.7 million shares changing hands so far this session, and Exxon Mobil, up about 0.8% on volume of over 10.0 million shares.

Components of that ETF with the highest volume on Friday were Silver Wheaton, trading relatively unchanged with over 2.9 million shares changing hands so far this session, and Ivanhoe Mines Limited, up about 1.9% on volume of over 610,000 shares.

Components of that ETF with the highest volume on Wednesday were Solarfun Power Holdings Limited A, trading up about 1.5% with over 2.8 million shares changing hands so far this session, and Ctripcom International Limited Ads 1, relatively unchanged on volume of over 2.2 million shares.

Not heard much from Mercedes so far in this session.

Jenson Button has 10 laps under his belt so far in this session, four on the current set of mediums bolted on his McLaren but his best lap - a 1 28.4s is only 16th fastest.

The amount that the authors found to have a measurable impact on improved cognition is in line with many of the half-dozen or so Social Security expansion bills introduced so far in this session of Congress.

So far, that session has not been scheduled.

On Tuesday, some proponents of reform blamed not the postal service but Congress itself for the default, citing a controversial 2006 law that increased the agency's financial obligations and lawmakers' failure so far to pass legislation this session that would address the agency's problems.