Sentence examples for results far from from inspiring English sources
The country is still run by a closed group of civilians and military who make decisions, including about election results, far from the glare of the media.
This is due to the fact that results far from predicted diversity value are also included in the diverse subset.
Poor quantification could cause an accumulation of the impacts and lead to results far from those expected.
Usual values of surface free energies corresponding to chain-folded nuclei lead to theoretical results far from experimental measurements.
On the other hand biomechanical studies of TKR have yielded results far from that of a normal knee [22, 23, 24, 25].
However, it may be possible for the forensic investigation to lead to unreasonable results far from the real collapse scenario, because the deterministic approach does not systematically take into account any information on the uncertainties involved in the failures of structures.
As a result, far from narrowing that democratic deficit, the European convention may well make it wider.
The film is largely in black-and-white, yet the result, far from seeming gloomy, has the pertness and the simplicity of a cutout.
The result, far from a simple parody of Classical style (such as in Sergey Prokofiev's Symphony No. 1 in D Major (1917; Classical), was an altogether fresh and revealing insight into the implications of Haydn's work.
Hajduk's visit was only Stoke's third home European game and the result far from guarantees Tony Pulis's side's progress to the play-off round.
As a result, far from understanding things as dependently arisen (the second sense) and dependently designated (the third sense), ordinary beings reify them to be non-dependently arisen, and non-designated.
