Sentence examples for far weather from inspiring English sources

So far, weather experts said, the rain had come faster and more intensely in the weeks since late May, but not for as sustained a stretch as it did in June and July 1993.

The American economy has, so far, weathered the increase without badly damaging effects.

"Kiss Me, Kate" has so far weathered the replacement of its leading man, Brian Stokes Mitchell, with Burke Moses.

The strategy reflects a growing confidence among Mrs. Clinton's aides that she has so far weathered the intense personal scrutiny her candidacy has attracted.

The orchestra has so far weathered the criticism most often raised against it: the fact that there are hardly any women in its ranks.

The two Latin American countries that have so far weathered the current global economic slowdown -- Mexico and Chile -- are also the most open.

He is credited with helping to stabilize the economy, which has so far weathered the global financial crisis more successfully than many of its regional counterparts.

Burberry has so far weathered the downturn in consumer spending although it is due to give more up-to-date information today.

Now with many experts predicting no significant recovery until the fourth quarter of 2010, many charities which have so far weathered the storm are concerned about how to keep their services going.

But Clancy has so far weathered congressional criticism, despite having spent only three of the past 30 years away from the agency while working as Comcast security chief in Philadelphia.

And she is haranguing her cabinet on the use of performance targets and the importance of decent public services for voters on moderate incomes.Brazil has so far weathered the global economic storm fairly well.