Sentence examples for has moved far enough from inspiring English sources

He has moved far enough leftward to make Democrats here squirm.

But the official church has moved far enough to the right that Donohue now speaks for its mainstream.

Yet with his previous experience in Washington and views that generally mirror those of Mr. Bush, Mr. Ensign has moved far enough in front that he could help turn Nevada into one of the Democrats' darkest states on election night -- by capturing the Senate seat and providing Mr. Bush just enough help to win here.

He has moved far enough up the ranks of the well promoted fighters to be part of one of the two other featured matches on the boxing card.

Rule 2 may elicit the start of a swing when the receiver leg has moved far enough to the rear.

Union leaders contend they have moved far enough.

Both sides contend they have moved far enough.

David Keene, president of the National Rifle Association, expressed pleasure that the new gun control compromise had moved in the NRA's direction -- but he declined to say that it had moved far enough.

We have moved far beyond facts.

In her most significant return to the national stage since leaving the State Department, Rice criticized Obama's handling of uprisings in the Middle East, said the United States has fallen behind China in international trade and has not moved far enough toward energy independence under the Democrat, whom she did not mention by name.

Verizon hasn't moved far enough — yet.