Sentence examples for suggested as far from inspiring English sources

We suggested as far back as last July that this was going to a rough time".

Although some biologists suggested as far back as the mid-19th century that water channels might exist, most were dubious because none had ever been found.

Critics argue that Connecticut could put off these expensive investments, which were suggested as far back as the 1970's, and perhaps avoid them altogether.

Vindicating the assumptions of those who did vote about whom they voted for (a standard first suggested, as far as I know, by Jacob Weisberg of Slate) seems about the least you can demand of a voting system, and Florida failed this test.

That the opposite is also true was suggested as far back as the 1930s by Otis Ferguson, the startlingly prescient critic who covered jazz, when it was a genuinely popular art, along with Hollywood movies, then entering their classical phase, for The New Republic.

Some of these concepts were suggested as far back as the 1950's, while others have just recently been proposed.

The idea is to suggest, as far as practical in a space so small, a drive-in movie theater.

Before Barack Obama assumed office, his team suggested that as far as the space budget was concerned, they particularly favoured Earth-observation missions.

The study was fairly small and limited, involving only 52 overweight adult women, but it suggested that as far as breakfast is concerned, the most important factor in weight loss may be how drastically you change your routine.

One of the unnamed generals complained of "a huge lack of clarity on what the transformation is supposed to do," and, saying that there was no way a twenty-ton tank could replace an Abrams, suggested that as far as reform is concerned the Army should "declare victory and get out of this game".

Time course analysis of local coefficients suggested that, as far as calibration is concerned, it would probably be impossible to determine more than two parameters on the sole records of the population size in time.