Sentence examples for term far from inspiring English sources

Much harder than slinging a posse of police down a nasty road – but, in the long term, far more effective.

Mainstream parties across Europe have not found answers to this movement, for which the term "far right" seems increasingly inadequate.

Job creation under Mr. Obama's term far outpaced the job growth following the first recession of George W. Bush's presidency in 2001.

He hurls around the term "far left" as a category of abuse and he claims that Jeremy's office is staffed by Trotskyites.

She added: "The duty has only been in place for a term – far too early to pass judgment on its success.

The manslaughter charge on which Mr. Calderon was convicted carries a 5-to-15-year prison term, far less than the sentences for the two most serious charges against him.

He disagrees with the term far-right being used a descriptor for his group, telling VICE in May that he preferred the term "ultra-nationalistic".

I do not believe hospital is the best place for patients to stay long-term – far from it – so increasing bed numbers is not the sole answer.

The results of the mid-terms, far from repudiating this dynamic, have reflected it.

The culture that he admired was conceived in hard Nietzschean terms, far removed from conventional classicism.

Marion refuses to accept the terms "far right" or "extreme" to describe her party or her own views.