Sentence examples for has well passed from inspiring English sources
Amazon has well passed any expectations of its ability to change distribution and marketing".
Infrastructure spending, in spite of being highly effective, might not be timely, stimulating the economy only in late-2009 and 2010 when it has well passed the severe recession phase only to exacerbate the ballooning fiscal deficit.
There is some truth to this, to an extent: in the countries where FreedomPop is going first, the smartphone tipping point has well passed, and in many of them many carriers also offer SIM-only plans, knowing that there is a critical mass of users with their own handsets and wiling to make quick changes from one carrier to another.
It has been suggested that three weeks pre-partum to three weeks post-partum is the most energy deficit period for high merit cows [ 25], but the cows in our study were already 40 DIM (days in milk) and might have well passed the critical energy deficit periods, hence the lack of observable treatment differences.
LONDON — A funny thing has happened imperceptibly yet unmistakably to the British theater of late: an entire generation of stage actor has pretty well passed from view.
The novelty of the awkwardly named toys-to-life genre has well and truly passed.
The time has well and truly passed when the language of international relations should be exclusively written in English.
If you know that stretching will make it worse, do not use this technique until the cramp has well and truly passed.
"Equities have pretty well passed the height of earnings releases and are likely to seek a trading range while waiting for the Fed to hand out its next batch of medicine," Mr. Cheung said.
She would have stayed well passed her prime and thought that any relationship disruption was all about her own craziness.
The Paris agreement must reflect and build on the real world action that has already moved well passed old political divisions so rampant in the United Nations and establish partnerships for the future.
