Sentence examples for having far from inspiring English sources

"I'm having far too much fun.

He's out on the terrace having far too many drinks.

"I am having far too much fun," he says, smiling.

First, Cuban women are having far fewer babies.

Bangladesh has been faulted for having far too few officials to inspect factories.

Private equity firms are having far less luck in the I.P.O.

On Wall Street, Mr. Yardeni is known as one of the "new paradigm" advocates, who believe that information technology is having far-reaching effects on the economy.

The objections raised by some Enron customers cast light on some of the very real ways the bankruptcy is having far-reaching effects.

Since the 1970s in England there has been a reversal in the number of melanic individuals of some species, a sign that efforts to curb air pollution are having far-reaching effects.

Air pollution in China and other Asian countries is having far-reaching impacts on weather patterns across the Northern Hemisphere, a study suggests.

But in interviews Monday, Hollywood veterans privately said they see the movie, which was widely panned by critics, as having far-reaching implications for many of its principals.