Sentence examples for found too far from inspiring English sources

If the terms are found too far from each other in the text, it is very likely that the text does not, at least not explicitly by means of the terms given, describe any relationship between concepts denoted by the terms.

To address this problem, we present MedEvi, a novel search engine that imposes positional restriction on occurrences matching multi-term queries, based on the observation that terms with semantic relations which are explicitly stated in text are not found too far from each other.

5 Benoît Assou-Ekotto Often found wanting too far upfield.

Especially as the doctors found him too far gone for any remedy.

All the cases have also gone before local prosecutors, who generally have found them too far in the past to be prosecuted under the law.

Cooke and Armitstead stayed near the front, hoping to avoid trouble, but Armitstead found herself too far back when a dozen riders went down almost in sight of the finish.

Two women did not attend further after randomisation because of childcare commitments, one found it too far to travel, and a fourth took up employment.

Farah found himself too far behind the lead group too early.

Perhaps worse still, her party, the NDL, established to promote democracy, will find itself too far down the road taken by its predecessors to find a route back.

"Wherever he was, you wouldn't find her too far behind.

On those plays, Cromartie often finds himself too far downfield, giving receivers a sizable cushion to make a catch.