Sentence examples for may be far off from inspiring English sources

Theocracy may be far off in Italy, but by following the Vatican's wishes, Italians showed once again the power of their church.

The death of the novel may be far off, but the violent death of many contemporary novelists is, alas, an inescapable fact.

A new period of great-power rivalry may be far off; but Russia's closer integration with the West is probably even more remote.

Its fragile banking system could not cope with unpredictable swings in exchange rates.A free float may be far off, but there are three short-term options.

Such applications may be far off, Dr. Omenetto said, but the potential is vast — a fact he realized when he was first asked to poke holes in silk.

The 2016 election may be far off, but one theme is becoming clear: Republican strategists and presidential hopefuls, in ways subtle and overt, are eager to focus a spotlight on Mrs. Clinton's age.

Mr Ibarretxe says he would not accept even that but with a caveat: he would not, unless EH were to renounce violence and distance itself from ETA.There may be far-off possibilities here.

It may not be far off, though.

A profits warning may not be far off but the sell-off seems overdone.

The way things are going, that time may not be far off for fixed-rates loans, as well.

The day may not be far off when someone insists that even the rain is the mayor's fault.