Sentence examples for support by far from inspiring English sources

Jack in a Box Receiving the most reader support by far was Michael Cyril Creighton's relatively well-known comedy "Jack in a Box," named best Web series at this year's New York Television Festival.

There is no doubt that they enjoy massive rank and file Sunni support, like they always have had in times of popular resistance to the Alawite-Ba'ath regime, and this support by far transcends that of the other opposition groups, be them Left-wing or more liberal.

Of the six detection probability sub-models evaluated across all years, the strongest support by far was found in sub-model (v), which involved line- and year-specific estimates with an additive term for tag size and an additive term for river level at the Mission gauge during the mean time of arrival of populations on receiver lines (Table 1).

PB, SMD, and DP acknowledge the support by FAR (Fondo di Ateneo per la Ricerca) of the University of Milano-Bicocca.

With a maximum population of 35 to 40 scientists and support personnel, Palmer Station is by far the smallest of the three permanent NSF U.S. Antarctic Program bases.

Therefore, it is safe to conclude that Hudson River supports by far the largest population of shortnose sturgeon, and the system may harbor most individuals of the species.

This is supported by far higher overlap of ESR1 ChIP-seq peaks in primary cancer cells with cell line ChIP peaks found in multiple datasets.

These results are partly supported by far more early observations from dye-coupling experiments, which showed that at P5, pyramidal neurons are extensively connected (Fig.  1 A), and this level of coupling is maintained until P12; after this time point, a sharp decline was seen until the age of P17 when the injected dye seemed not to spread to neighboring neurons anymore (Peinado et al. 1993).

Dell's phone support was, by far, the worst, while the company's web support got high marks.

The visitors, backed by a wonderfully boisterous support, opened by far the brighter team.

At the moment, they point out, figures from the Alzheimer's Society show only 5% of research funding between 1990 and 2012 was spent on prevention, 11% on diagnosis, 20% on care and support and by far the most – 65% – on research on causes, cures and treatments.