Sentence examples for most far to from inspiring English sources

Plug either of them into the TV with yellow either the most far to the left or on the top.

This applied most by far to the empirical-positivist approach.

There are roughly 400 species of passionflower, most far too tender to winter outdoors on Long Island.

First, the most far reaching innovative approaches to extending connections are more likely to come from communities, public authorities and political activity than from MNCs.

With public attention focused on taxes, the deficit, gays in the military and nuclear arms reduction, little attention has been paid, so far, to the Tea Party's most far-reaching move to remake American governance.

On Thursday, culture secretary John Whittingdale will publish long-awaited proposals that could lead to the most far-reaching changes to BBC governance in its history.

But it adds up to one of the most far-reaching attempts to combine economic growth and a welfare state in Latin America.

Going local is important because most food travels far to get to you, emitting greenhouse gas emissions along the way.

In the hyper-conservative House, he was ranked the 10th most right-wing, far to the right of, say, Michele Bachmann.

Cameron's move is his most far-reaching attempt to drive down pay in the public sector.

Of all the proposals Mr. Geithner laid out this week, the most far-reaching pertain to such systemically important firms.