Sentence examples for putting it far from inspiring English sources
But more critically, they argue, any further slippage in pay will threaten the orchestra's greatness by putting it far behind the pay scales of its peers, which consist mainly of the New York Philharmonic, the Boston Symphony, the Philadelphia Orchestra and the Chicago Symphony America's so-called Big Five.
The Clinton Foundation has net assets of $168 million, putting it far below the richest 100.
Industrial hemp must contain less than 0.3percentt of the chemical, putting it far below levels that induce psychoactive effects.
He drove Nadal deep and seized the net, taking the Spaniard's weak stroke on the rise and putting it far away.
Asked to name two countries that had the most freedom and democracy, only 14percentt said America, putting it far behind France and Germany.
Facebook had 6.1 million users in July, according to comScore Media Metrix, putting it far behind MySpace, which had 30.1 million users.
But as for how the religion works, its creator put it far better than Mr. Wright can.
For sure, Greece has a crisis, but its fiscal dysfunction puts it far out on a limb of its own.
That puts it far ahead of its much-hyped rival, Brazil, which slipped three places to 127th.
Cuervo's sales put it far ahead of its closest tequila competitor, Sauza, which sold about 700,000 cases.
(Or as Dave Weigel puts it, far from valorizing dealmaking for its own sake, the film tells "a story about a president who refuses to move from one goal and bribes people to get there").
