Sentence examples for nowhere far from inspiring English sources

You don't need to go nowhere far.

"While the Dodd-Frank bill improved matters, it went nowhere far enough," Joseph E. Stiglitz, left, the Nobel Prize-winning economist, told the Senate Banking Committee on Wednesday.

Howard Dean dared to bell the cat; he stepped forward from nowhere, far in advance of the Democratic Party establishment, to lambaste President Bush's war policy, even as better-known rivals carefully equivocated.

"While the Dodd-Frank bill improved matters, it went nowhere far enough: the problems continue, and as long as they continue, our economy is at risk," Joseph E. Stiglitz, the Nobel Prize-winning economist, told the Senate Banking Committee on Wednesday.

Out of nowhere, far as I can tell.

The US sends its super-silent missile subs way, way, way out into the middle of nowhere, far beyond the range of pretty much anything, and then lets them quietly loiter around in the vast, expansive depths, trying very hard to look like another patch of ocean.

Predicting that the plan would go nowhere, far-right ministers said they would have more influence over the negotiating process by remaining inside the government.

That's nowhere near far enough to hit the United States or even Moscow, but it is far enough to ruin everyone's day in Beijing.

But the suggestions have gone nowhere so far.

"Despite some improvements, the government is still going nowhere near far enough with biosecurity", he said.

Bernie Sanders, the Democratic presidential contender, said the deal went nowhere near far enough.