Sentence examples for has begun far from inspiring English sources

A big effort to train and equip the Afghan air force has begun far too late.

In the estimations of many, and knowing the singular dominance he had exhibited abroad since the early '80s, his time in the N.B.A. had begun far too deep in career twilight.

The Clientele The Barn's clientele has traditionally been arthouse-centric, but in recent years the cinema has begun attracting far broader audiences.

Although problems at the start were substantial, the system has begun functioning far more efficiently, according to Robert Sommer, a spokesman for the company.

Linda Poust-Lopez recently took over as the judge at the Bronx HTIC, and according to a lawyer familiar with the court, under her tenure the court has begun offering far more lenient plea bargains.

The disaster has begun, but so far hardly anyone has noticed.

The prom has begun and so far the Mariners are the king.

Summer has begun, yet so far power supplies have been adequate -- and prices have been fairly reasonable.

The 2016 presidential campaign has begun, and so far, the reaction among most of America's electorate can be summed up as "meh".

I finish with a plea for a focus upon a programme that has begun but is far from finished, especially as regards the financial and trade regulations concerning Northern Cyprus.

The election campaign has begun, but it is far from over.