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Discover Ludwig"far toward" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate motion in a particular direction or to indicate a location that is relatively distant from a given point. For example: She drove far toward the horizon, with the sun setting in the distance.
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Standardization of clefs won't go far toward that.
The equilibrium has tipped too far toward the secrecy side.
It goes far toward regaining the exterior's spatial grandeur.
And if so, how far toward rock should they go?
The study participants typically adjusted their negotiating style too far toward the other side's culture.
Perhaps investors are nervous because they fear governments will swing too far toward austerity.
During the 17th century the VOC went far toward establishing commercial control in the Indonesian islands.
If he lurched too far toward appeasing the government, he risked losing his base.
"There is a deep feeling in society that the pendulum has swung too far toward individualism".
(Many, in fact, wonder whether the pendulum has swung too far, toward overdiagnosis).
Occasionally, the thoughtful tips too far toward the cerebral (and the baffling).
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