Sentence examples for from ended from inspiring English sources

As for the Asian war it is far from ended.

The crisis depicted so vividly here is far from ended, as cases of AIDS continue to multiply internationally.

The hostility between Tutsis and Hutus is far from ended, and the governing system is entrenching one-man rule instead of building effective checks and balances.

Although these broadcasts indicated that the government forces had made progress during the day against the rebels, earlier reports gave the impression that the revolutionary movement was far from ended or suppressed.

Although by the end of the first decade, nitrous oxide (laughing gas) combined with ether had displaced but by no means entirely the use of chloroform, the surgical problems were far from ended.

"Any interesting artist, no matter where they came from, ended up at those dinners," says Kirsty Bell, a former New York gallery director who is now a writer in Berlin.

The popular expression "from Land's End to John o' Groats" means "from end to end of Britain".

Far from ending speculation, this just fuelled it.

Far from ending the speculation, the statement added to it.

In 1998, he blocked the City University of New York from ending remedial education.

It comes from ending corruption.