Sentence examples for farther since from inspiring English sources

Household income has fallen farther since the recession officially ended in June 2009 than it did during the recession itself.

Though many of them were daily commuters, plenty of drivers were traveling farther, since the turnpike is also a well-worn vacation route, part of Interstate 95, the highway from Maine to Florida.

It has spread farther since.

In West Africa, where the expansion of the Sahara has pushed breeders and farmers farther south since the early 70's, elephants have been squeezed out of arable areas.

Next year the workshop plans to introduce curriculums for use in science classrooms, and Mr. Wilson, 63, has made presentations to school districts farther west since his program was approved for state subsidies by the Eastern Suffolk Board of Cooperative Educational Services, or Boces.

The British announcement may resonate much farther afield, since President Obama's Kenyan grandfather, Hussein Onyango Obama, worked for many years as a servant for white colonialists and served as a cook for a British captain in the King's African Rifles during World War II.

In the inner region, T h OA is lower at farther FAP, since increasing D reduces ρ b OA in Equation (25) as well as T a and T b in Figure3.

In fact, we assume that the neural mechanisms for metacontrol could even date farther back since the problem to create a singular behavioral output from a bipartite brain should be shared by all vertebrates.

Moreover, the location of overbank deposits with orientation of DBs pointing away from valleys do not support interpretation as a veneer flow deposit in the sense of Walker et al. (1981) as "the record of the passage of a pyroclastic flow, where the flow itself has moved farther on", since no flow has moved farther on in the direction indicated by the orientation of the DBs.

For Pacific salmon, catches have generally increased since the 1980s around the northern Pacific rim, with the exception of stocks in western Alaska (declining since the 1990s) and in southern British Columbia (declining since the 1980s) and farther south (declining since the 1930s).

Few of the former Soviet republics have plummeted farther and faster since the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991 than this ancient mountain land.