Sentence examples for far ward from inspiring English sources

The fossils "do fall outside of the range of variation of any species described so far," Ward says, although she thinks more specimens will be needed to make a truly valid comparison.

And in the pantheon of Labour chancellors, he ranks very high indeed, if only for having (so far) warded off the kind of financial crisis that afflicted most of his predecessors.

"Our edge comes from making unique pieces and customising our products," says Mr Barovier.Although Barovier & Toso has so far warded off foreign competition, much of the glass sold in Venice's shops that purports to be local comes from Asia, rather than Murano.

In an e-mail to constituents of his far North Side ward, Mr. Moore said the data should give context to the frequently heard complaint that the ward needs more officers.

This study was conducted at the male and female medical wards which are, by far, the busiest wards in the hospital.

Mr. Rice said he had driven one of the trucks down snow-clogged side streets in his far Northwest Side ward.

People are already being outsourced to wards far away from their homes, because of the lack of local authority funding to keep their local acute care wards open, and with increased privatisation we'll see this happening more and more.

People are already being outsourced to wards far away from their homes, because of the lack of local authority funding to keep their local acute care wards open, and with increased privatization we'll see this happening more and more.

Everyone who is dying of cancer in a far-flung oncology ward who really just wanted to see a Brit take home the biggest trophy in tennis.

As far as surgical wards this results are coherent with literature [ 12], and these could be mainly due to human factors [ 17].

And some women who live far from a maternity ward, as their due dates approach, move to hotels near the hospitals where they are scheduled to give birth.