There is an increasing reliance upon distant coalfields to provide fuel for electrical power plants, and cities have gone far afield in seeking out rural disposal sites for their ever-growing volumes of garbage.
In its discussion counsel for Calhoun have gone far afield and have invoked many propositions of broad generalityhave even adduced as impliedly against the power, if we understand counsel, the constitution of the Court of Claims and its jurisdiction as weight in the same direction.
Some have gone further afield.
Many others have gone farther afield to Australia, Canada and the United States.
Some succeed -- the 1973 mini-series is "almost the same as reading the novel for me," said Charlene Cruz, who runs the Enthusiast's Guide to Jane Eyre Adaptations at eyreguide.awardspace.co.uk -- others have gone far afield.
They could have gone further afield, he says, "which might have made our search easier, but that would have meant breaking away from our backers, who are our audiences.
While Razi constructed his psychology with eclectic borrowings from Plato, Galen and Aristotle, he is reported to have gone further afield in metaphysics.
As these cases represent uncharted territory in the state, the grim comparisons have gone especially far afield.
p88 The region from which the stele came was Etruscan land until Veii was captured, and it is highly improbable that any Roman would have gone so far afield for a piece of stone no better than that which the native ledges could provide, unless either the Etruscans then possessed Rome, i.e., before 509, or the Romans had gained possession of the country beyond the Cremera, i.e., after 396.
During his down years -- and there have been many -- he has gone far afield, working as a short-order cook and packing frozen lobsters.
