Sentence examples for provide far from inspiring English sources

Prisons, generally, provide far less treatment.

Fortunately, the match will provide far more entertainment.

Such chips will provide far more information than chips made using the messages.

Instead recommendations from friends provide far more accurate and compelling suggestions, though  there's room for just a dozen or so.

"Basic rate taxpayers should consider using Isas alongside or instead of pensions as these provide far greater flexibility," Connolly adds.

Southern and Western states may provide far more members to the American military today than during the Vietnam-era draft.

But, like active RFID, it can provide far more data than bar codes and much faster data gathering.

What sets museums apart, he said, is that they provide far more information, along with the creatures.

But the diaries of Charles Moran, Churchill's doctor, provide far more illumination about the great man's opinions of ministerial colleagues.

At the other end of society, women own less, earn less and provide far more free care than men.

The largest institutions would pay capital surcharges and need to provide far more extensive analysis of their risks.