Sentence examples for however distant that from inspiring English sources

The only way to rouse Turkey's democracy from its slumber is to fight to re-enshrine the universal principles of the rule of law, freedom of the press and individual freedom -- however distant that goal may look now.

There was also the possibility — however distant — that disaffected members of the AKP would see the results as an opportunity to strike out on their own, analysts said.

But new developments in both stem-cell therapy and electronic stimulation have begun to provide hope, however distant, that paralysis may not be a life sentence.

The first is to dangle the prospect, however distant, that all three countries might one day qualify as members of the EU.

Even in the face of the dismal polls, most of Mr. McCain's campaign staff continues to hold out hope, however distant, that Mr. McCain or events will somehow turn the situation around.

All those who apply must prove Hungarian ancestry, however distant that might be.

For Fotomoto, as for many young people who'd become disillusioned with politics, what was at stake wasn't the presidency but the possibility, however distant, of a life that wasn't ruled by injustice.

NW even abuts on the territory of the "Hampstead novel" (Hampstead being geographically close however socially and spiritually distant), that antique dismissive term for novels in which middle-class people alternately gloat and lament over their privileges.

Above all, the European Union should look for ways to repeat the trick it has managed so successfully with central Europe and, more recently, with Turkey: to dangle the prospect of membership, however distant, as a lure that pulls Ukraine, whoever turns out really to have won this time, more firmly towards liberal democracy.

That prospect, however distant, is very real and could cement Amazon's stranglehold on the industry completely, a prospect that, in turn, is quite frightening to indie publishers and, more important, HarperCollins.

That sectarian affiliation — however distant — with Iran's mainstream Shiite population has been the basis for repeated accusations of Iranian influence over the Huthis.