Sentence examples for now far in from inspiring English sources

"The total catch is now far in excess of what has been scientifically recommended and previously agreed upon by all participating countries.

Yes, she is in the ground now, far away in Rwanda, and that is how her child speaks of her "old Mummy in the ground".

"Supply and demand are now far more in synch".

Unfortunately as they consider an IPO, that approach is now far less in vogue.

Life is now far easier in the towns and the cities than the harsh realities of the grasslands and life in traditional tents.

And now, far off In the fragrant darkness The tree is tremulous again with bloom For June comes back.

But it is now far more popular in Europe, Africa and Latin America than in the United States.

Look also at homicide rates, which are now far lower than in previous centuries.

But athletic performance makes a difference now, far more than in a prosperous year.

For that reason British comedy is now far more popular in America than it's ever been, because people know where to access the stuff.

"Areas of work have broadened and OTs are now far more autonomous in their practice than when I first qualified," says Julia Scott, chief executive of the British Association of Occupational Therapists and College of Occupational Therapists.