Sentence examples for if farther from inspiring English sources
Larger shops might have better parking lots, being more accessible even if farther away and so on.
Two French soldiers appear as small figures before a cave, lower and deep in a grotto surrounded by rock, as if farther from heaven.
Some would argue that the hostage crisis shows Russia is, if anything, farther away.
But it has never taken root, and the Israelis and Palestinians are, if anything, farther apart than they were two months ago.
Woe to the people at the top if those farther down decide that a radical approach is the way to go.
He said Serbia would not "put up any walls" but suggested his country will not agree to be the only refugee stop if countries farther west close their borders.
With Romney, this was a non-issue as his Massachusetts plan went just as far if not farther in covering contraception.
"It was almost as if the farther away people were from tech or the tech industry, the more they liked the Apple Watch," Bajarin wrote.
So here we are, 70 years later, and we seem, if anything, farther than ever from a rejection of the idea that launching atomic warfare on Japanese civilian populations was an act of mercy.
Longer regions appear to decrease the accuracy of both single- and multiple-species G omo, as would be expected if regions farther than 1000 bp from the TSS were less likely to contain TF binding sites.
