Sentence examples for so far embraced from inspiring English sources

That is why, although candidates for the nomination still shower praise on Mr Ryan for his courage, none has so far embraced the plan as his own.

He has hinted recently that he would offer bigger cuts to entitlements than Democrats in Congress have so far embraced, in hopes of reviving a "grand bargain" with moderate Republicans open to somewhat higher taxes.

The one cabinet selection revealed so far that has generated no criticism from the Republican National Committee was that of the only Republican that Mr. Obama has so far embraced: Mr. Bush's defense secretary, Robert M. Gates, who is on track to keep his post.

The 13-year-old Cunningham has so far embraced a transgender identity, however.

The policies Trump has so far embraced do not do anything to actually address this underlying problem.

— but reviewers so far have embraced Ms. Polley's vision.

The Senate has so far not embraced the procedural tactic, but pressure is building on party leaders to do so.

Belying their chameleonlike stereotype, many of the 300 computer-ready superintendents trained so far have embraced the implacable march of virtuality.

Mr. Worden said he had so far not embraced wheel-motors like E-Traction's because he felt that the underlying technology was not quite ready.

The United States has so far not embraced such guarantees, which would go well beyond previous practices and draw the government yet more rapidly into the financial crisis.

But the plan announced by the Environmental Protection Agency on Friday to regulate emissions from existing coal-fired power plants could foster creation of such a system, at least on a regional basis, and a push for renewable energy and energy efficiency in states that so far have embraced neither.