Sentence examples for left farther from from inspiring English sources

The discharge pressure will be reduced and the surge point will move to the left, farther from the design point.

The result, they worry, is a class of workers that gets left farther and farther behind.

But one of the three Democrats who sided with them on an unsuccessful "cloture" vote on May 26, Sen. Mark Pryor (Ark)., said he may abandon the Republicans, leaving them farther from their goal than they were three weeks ago.

The loss left Arsenal farther away from the Champions League places than it has ever been in 16 seasons under Wenger.

A Lib Dem win would tilt the Coalition even farther Left and away from Conservative policies.

The success of what might more properly be called the Battle of Iraq must ultimately be measured by whether it brings us closer to that larger aim or leaves us farther away from it.

Although the remaining cells are still a deadly security threat, Kepel contends that they find it increasingly difficult to inspire or recruit, leaving them farther away from taking power than ever.

The farther it hits to the left, the farther left it bounces.

The advance of the marines today left them somewhat farther away from Baghdad than the American Third Infantry Division, which is advancing from the southwest.

In the basipetal direction, high concentrations of auxin in close proximity to leaves have been proposed to cause the formation of many vessels of small diameter while low auxin concentrations farther from leaves appear to promote the growth of fewer large vessels (Aloni and Zimmermann, 1983).

That leaves us as far or farther from the truth than a complete exposition would.