Sentence examples for that will far from inspiring English sources

Sabathia seems certain to land a nine-figure free-agent contract that will far exceed what the small-market Brewers are willing pay him.

He is surprised at its success and that he is getting royalty earnings that will far exceed "many years" of his foreign ministry salary.

Now he is in demand as a lecturer to groups like the Rotary club.Yet for all its successes, the hospice movement faces challenges that will far outstrip the resources now dedicated to palliative care, even in the richest countries.

The Heritage Foundation analysis, in contrast, contends that newly legal immigrants can be expected to benefit from a wide variety of public services (not all attributable to the federal budget) that will far outstrip the immigrants' tax payments.

"All of our data shows that there will be continued flows into alternatives that will far exceed the rate of growth in traditional asset management," said Brian D. Finn, chairman of Alternative Investments at Credit Suisse.

Exploiting these new forms of energy – shale gas and oil entails greenhouse gas emissions that will far outstrip our ability to adapt to the climate change they will cause.

But it is also a shift that will reverberate far beyond our shores.

We're entering a new phase that will be far more violent still than what we've seen now".

"We have been finalizing a design that will be far more practical while being both distinctive and magnificent".

As with the best sport films it is a picture that will appeal far beyond just football fans.

I'm confident Wakefield are a team that will go far next year".