Sentence examples for further afield than from inspiring English sources

But their influences go further afield than that.

"This may well mean looking further afield than those nearest to you.

Some have cast their eye further afield than the pool of mainstream journalists past and present.

Investors come from further afield than before, and they have very deep pockets.

We should acknowledge that the challenge goes far further afield than the Middle East.

Radiation has been detected further afield than this, but at low levels.

He and a couple of friends want to go further afield than Europe.

In true MBM tradition, there will be a prize for anyone who is reading from further afield than Mexico.

Beaton's own strenuous efforts would get him further ahead — and farther afield — than some of his early acquaintance might have bet.

Many settle in neighbouring countries, others make it further afield: more than a quarter of the 100,000 migrants who've crossed from Libya to Europe this year are Eritreans.

I'm not desperate to conquer America or anything like that but being on Netflix is a very nice, and easy, way to make yourself more available and it means I give the shows new life further afield rather than every two years coming up with a brand new one.