Sentence examples for suggested how far from inspiring English sources

It suggested how far India has come in regaining international acceptance since it conducted nuclear tests in May 1998.

A 2005 G.E. Ecoimagination ad called "Model Miners" — Mr. Tuerff calls it the "sexy coal miners" ad — brought laughter from the audience and suggested how far a company might go to deliver its message.

But he added that the paucity of Long Island elected officials who opposed all forms of abortion and contraceptive use suggested how far the church and Bishop McHugh were from the mainstream.

When Carli Lloyd sped past a defender fifteen minutes into the final of the Women's World Cup last July and launched a shot halfway across the field, the long arc of the ball suggested how far women's sports had come.

The enthusiastic and confident tone of the session suggested how far Mrs. Clinton had come since she began traveling the state last summer, a reflection both of what Democrats tonight described as the evolution of Mrs. Clinton's political skills and of the recent difficulties that have confronted Mr. Giuliani.

The willingness to embrace suggestions of a solution, like an apocryphal herbicide in Amhara, suggests how far the communities have abandoned their indigenous expertise in the face of this foreign threat.

The crisis provoked by this summer's floods suggests how far there is to go.

But it suggests how far off the companies were in pricing their products.

It suggests how far off is the grown-up, pluralist politics Mr Clegg advocates.

My other two favourites suggest how far British art has come since then.

Bankers' eagerness to recapture the lavish paydays suggests how far we still need to go.