Sentence examples for have enjoyed far from inspiring English sources

With more audience-friendly music, the company would unquestionably have enjoyed far more popular success.

Spain and Ireland have enjoyed far lower real rates than they did before they joined the euro in 1999.

Plus, there's the fact that while Seattle arrived later to MLS than TFC, they have enjoyed far more success in the league.

Had he been around a few years later, when the likes of Brian O'Driscoll, Gordon D'Arcy and Shane Horgan came into the squad, I have no doubt that he would have enjoyed far more success.

While Germany may have an edge on Japan in the entrepreneurial arena, cleantech companies in both countries have enjoyed far more government support than their counterparts in the U.S., which ranks second for the period studied with 11.8% of the world's cleantech inventions.

Another night entirely started from there one that I imagine Burroughs may have enjoyed far more.

Among them, Vladimir Putin has enjoyed far less support from other KGB veterans than many believe.

For all the bad press, New Jersey has enjoyed far more than its fair share of the artistic limelight.

While nobody has downplayed the goal streak's role in Chivas's rise, "Cubo" has enjoyed far more affection than the club.

Since the 1970s, the US economy has enjoyed far lower levels of growth than it did during its midcentury golden age.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, fresh off a defeat in his campaign to limit large servings of sugary drinks, is returning to a front where he has enjoyed far more success: making it more difficult to smoke, by proposing legislation on Monday requiring stores to put cigarettes out of sight.