Sentence examples for it's well off from inspiring English sources

I had trouble finding the farm — it's well off the road in Dinuba, and not exactly signposted.

"It's well off of the 18.2 million of the fourth quarter and consistent with most people's expectations that the market has slowed down this year," said Robert Schnorbus, chief economist at J. D. Power.

It's well off the main tourist drag of Nevsky Prospect, and it may take a couple of visits for the regulars to stop eyeing you with suspicion, but you won't get a better stout in the city.

Like many similar systems, the mousepad is under the main keyboard, which means it's well off-centre – a bit too far left for my liking.

"I've never known a cathedral which thinks it's well-off," she said.

Although the quality of the selections can vary (last year it was well off its peak), the current 13-film lineup is as impressive as it has ever been.

At just $311 a share, Google is trading well below that target price, but it is well off its all-time high of more than $700 just one year ago.

While that amount is double what a similar survey showed in 2009, it is well off the $7.5 billion that emerging managers expected in the industry's heyday in late 2008, according to data from the firm.

It was a tame effort but the way Wayne Hennessey casually left it had you believe it was well off target - it was not.

The Department for Education said it was "well off making final decisions on this - so it's far too premature to talk about industrial action".

(I would note that that 38.25% growth rate will be difficult to maintain in the long-term, but even if the company posts growth numbers half that size in the future, it will be well off).