Sentence examples for therefore far from from inspiring English sources

A leveraged recapitalization is therefore far from certain.

The final cost of the new funding system to the government is therefore far from clear".

Mining operations in Australia tend to be remote and therefore far from the electricity grid.

The build-up of these complex precursors of life is, therefore, far from purely random.

The Rhinos were brilliant, and Wigan therefore far from disgraced, especially given the calibre of players they were missing.

It is, therefore, far from clear for UK retirees whether they fall under the Spanish and Portuguese inheritance tax umbrellas.

All of this has naturally created middlemen and unnecessary administrative bodies far removed from the point of care and, therefore, far removed from the patient's interest.

He contended that the government must respond, since the new climate "also demands solutions," adding that E.T.A.'s call for the Basque people to decide their future was entirely democratic and therefore far removed from Mr. bin Laden and his agenda.

The latter is also to be expected as AP is located at the C-terminus of the mAb and therefore far removed from any binding or effector function relevant part.

For example, Brazil has just elected a populist leader, Jair Bolsonaro, who some fear will enact policies that could lead to further deforestation of the vast Amazon rain forest and, therefore, far larger greenhouse gas emissions from Brazil.

It is, therefore, far more logical to start from the premise that the absent but inferred devastating information does not exist than it is to assume it is invisible because it has been hidden.