Sentence examples for presented far from inspiring English sources

The job presented far more challenges than one relationship.

Legal experts said that in the Tyco case, which lasted almost seven months, New York state prosecutors presented far too much evidence without offering jurors a coherent explanation of the crimes Mr. Kozlowski and Mr. Swartz were accused of committing.

Is the Nazi memorabilia enthusiast an unpleasant but harmless oddball or is he part of something much darker, and if so, what does this say about other interviewees who appear to be presented far more leniently?

Several theater producers contacted recently said that "Carrie," no matter how well acted and sung, presented far more than the usual share of difficulties, the most insurmountable being that nearly every character is dead at the end.

They expected to find the defendants guilty despite finding fault with much of the prosecution's case, which they said presented far too much evidence without offering a coherent explanation of the crimes that Mr. Kozlowski and Mr. Swartz were accused of committing.

Accommodation was elicited by stimuli presented far out in the visual field.

Further, a novel substructuring scheme is introduced to implement the presented far-field potential evaluations in a binary tree framework as opposed to the existing quadtree and octree strategies of implementing fast multipole method.

Europe's proposed data protection regulation presents far larger worries.

Israeli military planners say it presents far more complex challenges and risks to Israeli ground forces if only because of its teeming refugee camps.

A male reviewer remarked on Ms. Rampling's "ravaged" appearance without stopping to consider how Hollywood regularly presents far more ravaged men as objects of desire.

P & O has said a deal with Carnival will present far greater regulatory hurdles than will a merger with Royal Caribbean, the No. 2 line.