Sentence examples for started far from inspiring English sources

It could be said that the drive for human-sounding speech technology started far earlier than decades ago.

The two sides started far apart: Ms. Quinn proposed a rule that would apply to companies with 50 or more workers; advocates wanted a threshold of five.

All of these acts started far from where they ended up, sonically, and now can conduct their careers pretty much as they like.

"But if you ask me whether there have been deals made, without undue damage, with proposals that started far apart, I'd say there's plenty of precedent for that.

The Spanish driver Fernando Alonso had won the inaugural race in 2008, although he had started far back on the grid.

All groups have suffered from high unemployment, the mortgage meltdown and soaring health care costs, but African-Americans and Hispanics started far behind and continue to fall behind.

The two sides are starting far apart.

After starting far out front, he narrowly lost.

The anatomy of a successful Jets kick return starts far in front of Washington.

As long as we start far enough in advance, that's where our ticket sales will come from".

I like to start far away from my subject and get the pull-back shots, then progressively push in for closer ones.