Sentence examples for means far from inspiring English sources

This means far more than simply tearing down billboards.

That means far less sweaty armpits in faces and people squashed in like sardines.

Now specific means "far, far less specific than non-specific", and the paradox renders it extinct.

But home-country demand means far fewer seats are available for connecting passengers from England.

That means far fewer people are attempting to cross the border illegally.

However, the party means far less by all this talk than might be imagined.

Cardiff City means far too much to us all for it to be distracted by this".

That means far more scope for doctors, nurses, and teachers to exercise their professional judgment.

This, in turn, means far few people are considering becoming language teachers.

"That, coupled with victims believing they'll be blamed, means far too many people are being left vulnerable and unsupported".

Prometheus means "far-seeing" and it was he who foresaw that humans would need the element of fire to survive and to develop culture.