Sentence examples for how far new from inspiring English sources
Right now his menu is a little more timidly westernized than it needs to be, but his kitchen may become bolder as he gets a sense of how far New Yorkers are willing to go.
It also paints a stark picture of the chasm between political rhetoric and delivery and highlights how far New Labour has to go to tackle the cause of underachievement in our schools.
The many attempts in Australia to attack the messengers, particularly the ABC but also Guardian Australia, are a diversion from the real issues that have been exposed: the possible over-reach of the intelligence agencies, and the extent to which the government has lost track of how far new technologies can invade the privacy of ordinary citizens.
Negotiations were underway in New York yesterday on a Security Council resolution to punish North Korea for its nuclear test, but there were differences among the permanent members on how far new sanctions should go, with Russia and China urging caution.
In how far new cropping techniques or breeds will be able to counteract such problems is beyond the scope of this study.
This will not be the biggest barrier to a new union contract, but bargaining about it shows how far New York must go to finance a truly adequate education.
That one of New York's earliest landmarks, Amster Yard, could be demolished without public review speaks deeply about how far New York City has drifted from upholding its own landmark laws (news article, May 21).
It has been a boon to Harlem's new generation of high-end restaurants and has certainly expanded some tourists' vision of how far New York's theater district extends.
Crunching on grilled pig snouts at a Thai restaurant in Brooklyn the other night, I reflected on how far New York has come.
His silken fabrics, inset with a jigsaw of python skin, proved how far New York has come since the days of preppy sportswear.
