Sentence examples for moving yet further from inspiring English sources
"It is distressing in the extreme to see this country's largest and most iconic co-operative moving yet further away from member control".
As we go further 'leftward' we encounter classical liberal views that allow taxation for (other) public goods and social infrastructure and, moving yet further 'left', some classical liberal views allow for a modest social minimum. e.g., Hayek, 1976: 87).
"With this practice, the Venezuelan government is moving yet further away from the realm of legality," said Amnesty's Americas Director Erika GuErika-Rosas.
Nor is he moved by the argument that in 200 years from now, science may have moved on yet further.
But even such a causally responsible agent will not qualify as the moving cause, without yet further qualifications.
Yet as the second national election of the new millennium approaches, black political culture seems to be moving further and further from an adversarial, race-conscious model.
The fourth-generation SL's, built from 1990 to 2002, continued the trend toward more luxury and safety features, moving further yet from the Gullwing's sports car benchmark.
The goal post kept moving further and further away.
