Sentence examples for so far suggestions from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, Braley's experience may win out, but, so far, suggestions that Ernst's candidacy would implode have proved unfounded.

Police said that an Israeli rabbi and his family were among a group being held as hostages in a nearby apartment block.Despite these worrying signs, Indian officials have so far resisted suggestions that Indian Muslims are being radicalised and joining a global jihad.

Alan Greenspan, the Federal Reserve chairman, has so far resisted suggestions that the Fed raise the margin requirement from the current level of 50percentt, arguing that such a move would not affect the wealthier and more sophisticated investors who can use the many other financial products now available.

So far, such suggestions have not yet changed the way in which the field is designated, so I retain the term "philosophy of film" throughout this entry.

Western governments have so far rejected suggestions that they collaborate with President Bashar al-Assad in an attempt to counter the growing regional threat posed by IS.

There is so far no suggestion that Abramovich will ask for the money back.

So far, her suggestion that Arthur Robinson, the Oregon biochemist, be named the national science adviser has gone nowhere.

Should that find evidence of fixing beyond that already exposed by police investigations, it would be tough for the Indian board to resist — as it has done so far — the suggestion by its former president Shashank Manohar that the police be called in for a thorough investigation of every Indian Premier League match played in 2013.

However, because of the difficulty of developing a consistent and conceptually transparent theory of quantum gravity, so far this suggestion has not been developed beyond the stage of a simple intuition.

An interesting idea is the application of cell wall-degrading enzymes, for example of T. harzianum, as food preservatives because of their antifungal effect (Fuglsang et al. 1995), but so far this suggestion has not found broad application.

But Israel has so far resisted such suggestions.