Sentence examples for further off in from inspiring English sources

And he went further and further off in the direction of being an outsider, mainly, in simple terms, of alcoholism.

However, Qik is one-upping Flixwagon by promising to release its software next week, not further off in July.

And the further off in the future the beneficiaries are, the less likely we are to sacrifice for them.

It flies and settles further off in the grey early light, and I am awakened in a quite differently way than from my first cup of hot tea.

Where is the urge to get up and change yourself -- not to mention the world and other issues further off?" In my book Acts of Faith, I wrote that young people seek two things: a clear identity and an opportunity for impact.

In contrast, we found that while cognitive declines were associated with pending mortality, when death was further off in the horizon, greater cognitive declines occurred.

Government borrowing was a touch higher than expected in August as the chancellor prepares to blow deficit targets further off course in his maiden autumn statement in November.

The coalition government borrowed more than expected in June, putting chancellor George Osborne further off course in his plan to reduce the deficit.

LONDON — The British government's finances veered further off track in July after higher spending and a shortfall in corporate tax revenue led to an unexpected deficit in a month that normally brings strong tax receipts.

The Wisconsin governor, who started as a frontrunner but has since faded in the polls before dropping out, got his first bag close to the target but each succeeding bag ended up further and further off course in what turned out to be a metaphor for his campaign.

"But since our people are demanding that they should get flood warnings at least a week in advance, we would like to get the hydrological data from a bit further off areas in India so that we get more lead time for a forecast," Mr Hossain said.