Sentence examples for further than very from inspiring English sources

None of these proposals went further than very preliminary design work.

The potential applications go much further than throwing very slow shapes on a very big table.

For evidence, revisionists say, look no further than those very experiments that supposedly proved the evils of conformity.

On Kaminski, look no further than his very recent remarks on the horrific 1941 pogrom at Jedwabne, in which Polish villagers burned 300 or more Jewish women and children to death.

If you were curious about potential consolidation in the fitness space (which I'm sure you were), look no further than this very article.

I didn't get any further than the very start of stage/table/zone two (of four), though – this game is nails.

Those who think progress in these areas is elusive need look no further than this very tangible, impressive collaboration".

Looking any further than that is very daunting," he says.

But the phenomenon goes back further than Twiggy, to the very start of the 20th Century, when the world's first ever supermodel rose to fame.

But while the American novelist may have offered some insights, she needn't look any further than the country's very own Pedro Juan Gutiérrez who wrote, "Cuba may be the only place in the world where you can be yourself and more than yourself at the same time".

This is an important difference to individual decision making as it shows that the higher strategic sophistication of teams is particularly driven by teams thinking one step further than individuals, which is very important in strategic contexts such as market entry, technology races or company takeovers.