Sentence examples for remarks so far from inspiring English sources

In the most bitter remarks so far in the dispute, the Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Hong Lei defended the zone, which has triggered protests from Japan, the United States and South Korea.

Much of Mr. Bush's speech served as an update of how he saw the events in Iraq and represented his most detailed remarks so far about the country's recent chaos.

Joe Weisenthal finds the most clueless remark so far about Cyprus, and it comes, you guessed it, from George Osborne, who seems to think it has something to do with lack of fiscal discipline.

In which he remarked; So far as 609 was concerned, the Nazi blitz began on the 8th August...Four pilots engaged and accounted for five huns.

During Casino Royale's final draft stages, Fleming allowed his friend William Plomer to see a copy, and remarked "so far as I can see the element of suspense is completely absent".

It is understood the latest remarks have so far not been under consideration by the ongoing investigation.

Less remarked upon, so far, has been his party's commitment to cut Spain's already nugatory level of defence spending.

In the autumn of 1945, a British tour by the Moscow Dynamos soccer team prompted George Orwell to remark that so far from furthering the brotherhood of man, "sport is an unfailing cause of ill will".

We remark that, so far as we know, there are no papers dealing with the Levitin-Polyak well-posedness for generalized semi-infinite multiobjective programming problems.

where we use to denote the evaluated for a particular subset and where the approximation becomes exact in the limit of large K, M. Remark-2: So far, we have assumed that only one receive beamformer is employed for a given choice of receive antenna subset.

Wohlwend later remarked that, "So far, humanity is proving to us that we can't have it both ways".