Sentence examples for has gone considerably further from inspiring English sources

Mr. Clinton nudged the Democratic Party toward a more laissez-faire economic policy, and President Bush has gone considerably further in this direction.

In striking down the law, the Washington Supreme Court had gone considerably further, ruling not only that the parental decisions were entitled to some measure of judicial deference, but that in the absence of an unfit parent or a showing of harm to the children, parents had a constitutional right to exercise an effective veto over any request for a visit.

It feels to me that student life has gone considerably upmarket.

Pushed by the rising public anger over guns, Michael Howard has already gone considerably further than the Cullen inquiry suggested.

It's always been the job of sci-fi to hold a mirror up to society, but returning writer Peter Harness goes considerably further than Doctor Who has in recent years.

But in announcing the terms of QE3, he went considerably further than most observers had been expecting.

The plan does call for China to go considerably further in areas where it has begun making changes, like in releasing more information about decision-making and to extend to the countryside policies that so far have mainly benefited cities.

That said, he went considerably further during the news conference than he had before in his apologies.

Expat doctors who have trained here and in Europe are returning home, where money goes considerably further than in, say, New York or California.

On Tuesday morning, Paul Ryan, the new Speaker of the House of Representatives, went considerably further.

The Tuono fits that description to some extent, but goes considerably further.