Sentence examples for how far still from inspiring English sources

It's pretty striking to think of the distance that feminism has brought us since my childhood in the 50s and 60s -- but it's also so apparent how far still we have to go before we live in a world where social equality and safety from violence can be taken for granted.

Eye & Mermaid is difficult because of its subject matter, how it deals with the generational gap, and what it teaches us about how far still we have to travel to find a way to communicate instead of disfiguring, accept instead of attack.

"Didn't affect me, just know how much further we still have to go and how far we still have to go as African Americans, even in the light of today," James said.

In the normal day-to-day commute, however, the gardens show how far Mexico City still has to go.

Yet the Siemens affair also shows how far Europe still lags behind America in prosecuting bribery.

That the word, with its vaguely kittenish allure, still floats around gossip and style columns ― well, that just reveals how far we still have to go. .

Across the street, however, are vacant storefronts, a reminder of how far Troy still has to go before anyone can call it vibrant.

However, the present article by Lossius and colleagues documents how far we still have to travel before such standardization can be achieved.

Some of these statistics put into sharp relief just how far we still have to go.

How far they still have to go will be clearer after Tuesday.

Bankers' eagerness to recapture the lavish paydays suggests how far we still need to go.