Sentence examples for that much further from inspiring English sources

Now two years older, that much further from the vanguard, they were presumably even more eager to find their lost élan.

But technologies like these tilt the odds, already proven to be good in the past, that much further in America's favour.

I don't think defensive play has all of a sudden gotten that much better or that much further ahead of the offense".

North Korea's good faith here was always in question, but with the government in South Korea expressing new interest in diplomacy, and Pyongyang's nuclear programme that much further forward, this may not be as remote a prospect as it seems.

"Any weakening of conscience protections opens the door that much further to discrimination against life-affirming health-care professionals and institutions," said Jonathan Imbody, vice president for government relations at the Christian Medical Association.

Surprising as it was that McBeal was once heralded as a post-feminist hero on the cover of Time in 1998, what's more surprising is that since then, we haven't come all that much further, baby.

For the Timbers, a win pushes San Jose that much further to the bubble (if not out), while allowing the Timbers to put a little breathing room between them and the other pack of Western Conference foes that see positions two to six separated by just three points.

Sun ducts contribute to architecture by enriching interior spaces with a light that goes much further than that offered by other natural or artificial lighting systems.

"But North Korea is undergoing a fundamental change that is much further along than most people know.

This is an area of fishery-induced evolution theory that needs much further development.

That's much further than the 550 AU that previous analyses have suggested.