Sentence examples for may so far from inspiring English sources

The hardship may so far be mild compared with previous downturns in the 1970s and 1980s.

Harry Redknapp is no stranger to a transfer banquet, and while his table this year may so far be bare, the Tottenham trader is sharpening his knives.

With fleet sales included, the annual selling rate for May so far is about 11.9 million vehicles, compared with a 13.2 million rate for the previous four months combined.

The world may so far have avoided the worst protectionist errors of the 1930s, but it would be unwise to count on that state of grace lasting much longer as mercantilist pressures mount in several of the main countries.

Moreover, "We ask that in consideration of his past services, his general good conduct as an officer, may so far mitigate your views as to induce you to accept the tender of resignation thereby removing the offending parts, saving from disgrace his family, and punishing an officer who is much attached to the service".

Remember it's always the last key on the ring that opens the door.' " Jeffries went on to say: "Those of you who may so far have resisted the endorsements of Madonna, Julia Roberts or Bill Clinton may now be tempted to read him if only to test the proposition that Paulo Coelho exists to make Alain de Botton look deep".

Sub-villages (or Vitongoji) may be so far from others of the same village unit that it may be difficult to group them as one homogenous cluster.

The Alabama engine may be so far ahead that the mere thought of trying to catch up may have left Meyer fatigued — and stressed.

Deals and discounts may only so far in making cash registers ring, particularly as price-slashing sales proliferate.

"The science is the needle in the haystack may be so far over here that the computer cannot search through the entire space.

It may go so far as to shape history and therefore endure, like Eddie Adams's unforgettable photograph of the South Vietnamese police commander shooting a Vietcong prisoner.