Sentence examples for has fallen far off from inspiring English sources

Commitment also means following through on the boring stuff even after it has fallen far off the front page.

Liz had fallen far off the fashion map, hampered by redundant product lines with stale styling problems that all began when founder Liz Claiborne retired in 1989.

Yahoo said its sales were off because advertising from Internet companies has fallen far faster than expected.

He has fallen far short.

But so far, the Qaddafi effort has fallen far short.

For these reasons, Ichiro has fallen far in the rankings.

Tax revenue has fallen far short of public programs' needs.

(Russia and Japan have fallen far back).

At the same time, climate change has fallen so far off the political agenda that it wasn't mentioned once during any of the three debates between the presidential candidates.

Meanwhile, women's golf has what seems to be a new transcendent star as 22-year-old Yani Tseng routed the field in the L.P.G.A. Championship, Rory McIlroy-style, but it has fallen so far off the map, a cartography expedition is being formed to locate it.

But so far this year, traffic has fallen off, to an average of 4.6 million visitors in June.