Sentence examples for so far moved from inspiring English sources
It has so far moved with caution.
But while CME called upon the trustee to make a prompt payout to MF Global customers, Mr. Giddens has so far moved cautiously in doling out the funds.
The £21bn-a-year business has so far moved tomatoes from tins into cartons and milk from plastic bottles into thin bags.
Mr. Moreno Ocampo, who has an easy, affable style, has so far moved with caution, aware that his decisions will be minutely scrutinized.
It has nowhere near the pulling power of tractor beams envisaged in science fiction, but the first long-distance optical tractor beam has so far moved particles one fifth of a millimetre in diameter a distance of up to 20cm.
The Bloomberg administration has so far moved successfully in the courts to condemn six acres on behalf of a big developer for a $700 million East Harlem Media, Entertainment and Cultural Center.
Mr. Messick said he had spent more than $100,000 so far, moving and maintaining the Brinckle collection, and he plans to donate it, along with his own photos, to a museum.
Next there is a discussion of the current status and the lessons to be learnt from the implementation so far: moving away from command and control is hard for large organizations; such programs have to be driven by different performance indicators; managers have to learn to disperse their control; it is essential to communicate both successes and failures.
Among his achievements so far: moving 31,000 chronically homeless veterans off the streets and into permanent housing last year and enrolling them in health treatment, substance abuse programs and job training.
As for going negative on her rival: Obama hasn't hesitated to attack Trump so far, moving from initial veiled critiques to calling him out by name last week for the mogul's remarks on NATO.
But so far, moves to actually curb excessive pay in the U.S. have been largely restrained, and the public response to pay issues in the financial sector has, at least so far, been fairly muted.
