Sentence examples for missing far from from inspiring English sources

Not that Sir Tom's trademark wit and intellectual curiosity are missing: far from it.

"Comerica Park will help restore the excitement of urban living that has been missing far too long from downtown Detroit," Mr. Archer said.

Bradley et al [ 94] found that women treated for breast cancer missed an average of 44.5 days from work and women with late stage disease missed far more days from work than women with in situ cancer.

What's missing so far from the Zankel mix is a really bold engagement with popular music other than jazz.

Still missing so far from the trove of debris, however, are the three airspeed sensors — known as Pitot tubes — that are believed to have failed.

The problem, as the New York Times's Brian Stelter writes, is that "what is missing so far from the flotilla clips on both sides is context".

(What else is new?) The niece of a Mexican general has gone missing not far from a mysterious town near the Rio Grande.

But what is missing so far from the flotilla clips on both sides is context: it is difficult to establish the sequence of events or, more simply, to determine who attacked first.

What seems to be missing so far from Labour's position is the central argument of the popular philosopher Michael Sandel's new book What Money Can't Buy: the Moral Limits of Markets.

Applying the methodology – missing so far from the international literature - high environmental impact areas on fire and possible contamination of the air along the pipeline route were delineated.

Largely missing thus far from the field of cutaneous sensory biology is an analysis of the full morphologies of sensory afferents.