Sentence examples for it contained far from inspiring English sources

But it contained far more than a recapitulation of her agency's supposed achievements or a defense against its critics.

In late May, the White House approved a climate report that was then submitted by the State Department to the United Nations, though it contained far more dire projections of harm from global warming than Mr. Bush had publicly accepted.

To that purpose, they compiled a 263-compound wild-type BCRP substrates and nonsubstrates dataset which was randomly partitioned into a 167-compound unbalanced training set (it contained far more substrates than nonsubstrates), a 56-compound test set, and a 40-compound independent external set.

It contains far too many official secrets and far too many secret-keepers — more than a million people now hold top-secret clearances.

Though it contains far less action than the two earlier plays, it shows Bhavabhuti at the height of his power in characterization and in presenting suspense and climax.

It can't be transported in pipelines designed for gasoline and diesel, and it contains far less energy than gasoline, resulting in significantly decreased mileage.

Flowing water behaves much like flowing air, but because water is denser, it contains far more energy for a given volume.

Other experts say even more robust family trees will come from studying DNA in the cell nucleus, in part because it contains far more genes than chloroplasts do.

This approach hamstrings productivity from the get-go, because everyone looking at the agenda realizes it contains far too much for a group to reasonably accomplish in the given timeframe, and that inspires people to focus on how much time they'll have to endure before making it to the next break.

They report in the 14 September issue of Science that not only is R. prowazekii's genome smaller than R. conorii's (1.1 billion base pairs compared to 1.3 billion), but that it contains far fewer functioning genes, 834 compared to 1374.

It contains Far Eastern, Oriental, medieval Eastern Orthodox and standard Western European tonalities and modes.