Sentence examples for hold a far from inspiring English sources

They hold a far lower level of capital than banks do.

Graze can hold a far wider range of products than a supermarket, which means that we can meet growing trends.

It voted 75to2525 to cut off the delaying tactics of Democratic dissidents who had been trying to force the chamber to hold a far lengthier and more deliberative debate.

But according to Daniel Faber, CEO of Deep Space, his company soon recognized that these hunks of space rock hold a far more valuable resource than gold water.

The lobbying effort focused heavily on plans to hold a far wider range of events at the Mirage than the electronic music nights that had sparked such opposition in the past.

Although she failed, she did persuade her colleagues to hold a "far-reaching policy debate" on the subject later this year, probably in October.Mr Hollings should be all ears.

Now the game is on again — but with Mr. Obama holding a far stronger hand.

America may well know Oprah Winfrey, who became a billion-dollar name through her rise to fame here, but the city holds a far broader identity.

Redrafted, the scene would surely have been emotionally devastating in Lee's hands, and that goes for so many of the flashback moments that could have held a far greater emotional charge, had they been worked upon.

The most urgent question: how bad really was the night for Mr Trump who, for now at least, holds a far wider lead in New Hampshire polls than he ever did in Iowa?

Mr. Berlusconi, a natural showman who has spiced his campaign with American-style campaign kitsch, held a far more extravagant closing campaign rally for thousands of supporters in Rome's Piazza del Popolo tonight.