Sentence examples for members were far from inspiring English sources

Faculty members were far more reserved yesterday.

The president of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners, Dr Frank Jones, told Guardian Australia his members were far more concerned about the freeze on Medicare rebates.

The committee members were far too distracted by the thought that their classmate, Senator Joseph I. Lieberman, might very well become the next vice president of the United States.

They said some members were far from convinced on the need for Nato involvement in an Arab civil conflict, and there was no appetite for action without a UN mandate.

If those numbers are aggregated, we find that black service members were far more likely than white service members to report that at least some of those behaviors have been racial/ethnic discrimination (24percentto9percentcent).

He joked that he wasn't wearing his usual necktie of corrugated plastic (a reference to his ventilator), and it seemed to us that he, his wife and their family members were far more at ease with his condition than many of the people who greeted him.

Both chambers of Congress are on recess, and many of their members are far from Washington.

Privately, the senior board members are far more concerned than they let on.

Despite many successes in concrete creep studies, its effect on the mechanical behavior of concrete members is far from a thorough understanding.

Its members are far from home: the place reeks of loneliness and - I do not think this an exaggeration - misery.

Governance experts said that even for a company as sprawling as GE, 18 members is far too large.