Sentence examples for makes as far from inspiring English sources

The company won't go into detail about the secret sauce fueling the choices it makes as far as what to include in a given story, except to say that it has developed an "algorithm to identify 'highlight' moments within video," according to a rep.

Reservations must therefore be made as far as 60 days ahead.

The President's "interim report" on Cambodia might as well not have been made, as far as its impact on opinion here is concerned.

He forgot that Lee was black and he was white — and what a difference that made as far as people getting into something were concerned.

Since the 1990s the database has improved so that reasonably constrained reconstructions can now be made as far back as 1 billion years.

Many of the candidates have been raising money for several years, and some of the donations were made as far back as 2006.

The Economist has dug out historical IMF forecasts made as far back as April 1999 and compared them to the actual figures.

"An initial contract offer that was unconditional on any Participation Agreement was made as far back as 2012, an offer that was declined by the player.

Dozens, perhaps many dozens, of small producers are intent on pushing the gamay grape, from which all Beaujolais must be made, as far as it will go.

And while many listings — perhaps even the majority — include the word "renovated," even a change made as far back as the Clinton administration can qualify an apartment as renovated.

Unfortunately, not as much progress has been made as far as rail's fatigue performance (e.g. rolling contact fatigue (RCF)), and fracture toughness.