Sentence examples for should have far from inspiring English sources

To be sure, given its abundance of natural resources, Australia should have far greater equality than it does.

"A publicly owned broadcaster should have far more than 3% of its permanent staff outside London," she said last week.

Economic theory says that a monopolist should have far less incentive to invest in creating innovations than a firm in a competitive environment: experience suggests otherwise.

It should have far too much firepower for the Italians, who scored a momentous victory against the French in the opening round.

Atlético have hauled themselves back into La Liga's title race thanks to five successive victories and Diego Simeone's side should have far too much to spare.

And there is the sense you often have in New York City when a free-standing house looks as though it should have far more space surrounding it than it does.

The unrest in 2011 could and should have far-reaching consequences, including a look at our own society and politics in a bit more detail.

She should have had far more corking one-liners in this episode, though.

Many colleagues will try to make management think they should have got far, far more.

This is the dark side of meritocracy, and Labour should have thought far harder about it This is the dark side of meritocracy, and Labour should have thought far harder about how to mitigate it.

"He should have reacted far sooner.