The phrase "still far from over" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to express that something is ongoing or ongoing but with a long way to go before it is over. For example: "The recession has been tough, but we're still far from over it."
While the era of banking secrecy was still far from over, he said, the movement towards that end is "unmistakable".
"While it's still far from over, if a massive people-powered spotlight hadn't shone down on Liz's case her attackers would still be roaming free".
When Mr. Ezralow speaks excitedly of his work in China, the experience of "Spider-Man" can seem like a distant memory, but it's still far from over; he and Mr. Brock will be jointly eligible for a Tony nomination.
Although Mr. Gingrich is counting on Dixie to be his backstop in the nominating fight, with primaries in Alabama and Mississippi next week, it was clear from interviews with voters Tuesday that the fight in the South is still far from over, with Mr. Santorum winning Tennessee.
Energy Department and laboratory officials said that the cleanup, though still far from over, now satisfied requirements in a 1992 agreement by the Energy Department, the Environmental Protection Agency and the State Department of Environmental Conservation that set tasks and timetables.
The process is still far from over, with months of debate and scores of amendments ahead.
But that game was still far from "meaningless" — over 4,000 fans packed Class of 1952 Stadium, enthusiastically celebrating a Princeton victory.
AI is still far from taking over the world.
"It's still far from being declared over," he said.
With seven points and six places separating West Ham from the drop, manager Sam Allardyce seems to have done enough to avoid relegation but is still far from winning over the home crowd.
"It's still far from game over for the fossil fuel industry, but the game has drastically changed," the report said.
