Sentence examples for release far from inspiring English sources

Their bodies release far less testosterone.

And they release far more smoke and air pollution than most other types of fires.

Fusion — which powers the sun and the stars — turned out to release far more energy.

Firestone has strongly opposed the current replacement effort, prompting Ford to release far more detailed data today.

It sold around 20,000 copies in the week of its release, far fewer than the publisher, Sony, had hoped.

Within the planet's oceans and soils are trillions of bacteria that store and release far more carbon dioxide than all of the Earth's trees and plants.

He had been jailed, but then released far too soon.

The United States has long maintained that the crew should have been released far earlier.

Even when they are captured & then released far away they return to the original place or do other unexpected things.

Obama's predecessor, George Bush, released far more detainees from Guantánamo and a higher proportion of them took up arms.

There's no question that burning natural gas releases far less carbon dioxide than burning coal (see "King Natural Gas").