Sentence examples for regularly far from inspiring English sources

Gallup says it is one of the most religious states in the country, with 43 percent of residents attending church regularly, far above the national average.

Potatoes are found in every kitchen in Peru, he says, and about 25 varieties are used regularly, far more than in this country.

Their latest match up pits Nas against Black Thought, an MC, who in addition to being the lead lyricist for arguably the greatest band of a generation, is notorious for song features that regularly far outshine even the most lyrical of MC's brave enough to request a verse from him.

"We have a lot to learn from each other," says Lady Ashton, an education minister who meets her Welsh counterparts regularly.So far, voters like it.

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.

Previous estimates of how quickly renewable energy would be adopted have regularly been far exceeded, and the agreement in Paris sent a signal around the world that "we can and we will solve the climate crisis," he said.

A sprawling archipelago of thousands of islands, Indonesia is linked by a network of ferries, many of which are poorly maintained and regularly carry far more than their legal load.

It was only in the 1960s that non-British orchestras began to appear regularly – a far cry from today, when an endless succession of international ensembles clamour to appear in front of the world's most receptive and open-minded classical music audience.

"When the government came to office, the number of children missing school regularly was far too high.

Only 25% of adults drink wine regularly, and far fewer still make it part of their daily lives.

Mothers who swam regularly received far greater doses than did nonswimmers.