Sentence examples for far usually from inspiring English sources

On the workshop based retreats, I have often been the youngest by far, usually in all female groups.

But, like Bruce Banner transforming into the Hulk, he reveals a super-powered, sarcastic side when he is pushed too far — usually by awful reality shows.

But New York County has the largest number of uncontested divorce cases in the state by far, usually 13,000 to 14,000 a year.

Bill Belichick has attended one practice and two home games so far, usually standing by the corner on the sideline of a UMass team that is now 5-6 over all and 2-0 in the Atlantic 10 after being picked to repeat in the conference.

Many complete coverage algorithms developed so far usually mandate the robot to have a sophisticated navigation system for precise localization.

Non-conductive substrates, such as silicon wafers and quartz plates, have thus far usually been used to synthesize CNTs.

When even Huffington thinks a Democratic attack goes too far, it usually has.

When prices fall that far, it usually means that the boss is trying to save the company.

Only a few real-life electricity consumption data are available so far, which usually cannot be found in scientific literature.

However, even in those states only earthworms and enchytraeids have been sampled so far and usually only 2 3 times over the last 15 years.

On the other hand, the industrial organization literature endogenizes market structure; so far it usually neglects uncertainty and so the option value of flexibility.