Sentence examples for had given far from inspiring English sources

Mr. Issa said Friday that other Republicans had given "far more," though the group had not disclosed its donors.

A tornado warning was issued in Joplin a relatively lengthy 24 minutes before the tornado struck, officials say, though workers at St . Johns  said the warning system in their building had given far less time.

Justices Antonin Scalia and Clarence Thomas dissented, with Justice Scalia saying the majority's reasoning ranged "from the incredible up to the feeble" and that it had given far too much weight to "uncorroborated gossip" about childhood abuse.

But Mr. Tarpinian, the independent labor consultant, said that even if the longshoremen's union and the A.F.L.-C.I.O. had given far more support, it might not have ensured victory for the strikers.

Documents showed that a host of corporations had given far more than the $5,000 limit, despite promises from the Pataki camp that the committees would operate under state campaign finance laws.

And they are a reproach to every one of us who has given far less and looked away.

In the case of the Senate Democratic committee for example, Mrs. Clinton has given far more money than any other Democrat who is considering running for the presidency.

But his work on the titles fell through the cracks of a film industry awards system that has given far more recognition to directors — though designers have sometimes stolen the show.

According to five Harris polls taken since February, more than four in five of Americans think that the media have given far too much attention to the Lewinsky scandal.

But employees of Harvard University and the University of California have given far more than the bankers, media and software titans.

That system has given far too much leverage to the employer and has resulted in registered employees pushing unsuitable house product or the lesser-performing funds of a favored affiliate.