Sentence examples for longer so far from inspiring English sources

But these days, it's no longer so far away at all.

He also said that the Japanese and American regulators, who talk every day, were no longer so far apart on this question.

"It's not that we can confirm the deal just yet, but we are no longer so far apart with Chelsea that we can't bridge the differences," he said in the Wolfsburger Nachrichten newspaper.

Some independent experts now say the idea of a Democratic Senate, while still a long shot, is no longer so far-fetched.

But it is no longer so far-fetched when the government is spending trillions of dollars to repair a system that based itself on a fundamentalist belief that progress could be judged by how many things we accumulated.

The $15 million or so he had sheltered in trusts for his children no longer went so far.

One measure of the changing landscape here — and Mr. Tsipras's effect on it — is that his proposals are no longer sounding so far out of the mainstream.

Before you know it, that dream will no longer seem so far away any more.

However, all human studies using 1.6 6.4 g day−1 of BA for 4 weeks or longer have so far reported increases of >40%% in muscle carnosine (for a review, see Sale et al. 2010).

However, all human studies using 1.6 6.4 g day−1 of β-alanine for 4 weeks or longer have so far reported increases of at least 8 mmol kg−1 dry muscle (corresponding to an increase of 40%% in muscle carnosine) (Sale et al. 2013).

One was tossed out, a paean to legal-size paper, on the occasion the courts changed their rules, no longer accepting the longer sheets — which, so far as I can determine, cannot be found anywhere now.