Sentence examples for particularly far from inspiring English sources

The funds go particularly far for Mr. Paul, whose campaign does not spend money on fancy buses, campaign consultants or elaborate headquarters.

KPMG is continuing to negotiate to acquire offices in Europe and was said to be particularly far along in its talks with German auditors.

But by the loopy standards of Europe, where directors seem to feel almost obliged to rewrite classic operas from scratch, Ms. Dante wasn't particularly far out.

7.40pm: Dufner three putts from the edge of the 14th green - though not particularly far from the pin - to drop back to -2.

Those years of struggle seem particularly far away as Mr. Eifman, now 55 and considered Russia's leading modern choreographer, prepares to embark on his fifth New York tour.

Mr. Giuliani loved the idea and, as he is sometimes inclined to do, gave the seal of approval without consulting particularly far and wide.

It seemed a particularly far-fetched dream in wartime.

This company boasted of a particularly far-sighted member: Pvt.

These trends will have particularly far-reaching implications for the global economy.

Nationalization cases with particularly far-reaching consequences are those involving waterways and other transport passes.

This is not because they are particularly far-reaching, or even original on the contrary.