Sentence examples for though not as far from inspiring English sources

When she entered law school in Philadelphia, they still had to travel by train, though not as far.

The EU support for biofuels policy is certainly on the retreat, though not as far or fast as good sense and sound science would demand.

He acquires the rudiments of the language and conceives a passion for his teacher, though not, as far as we are told, a physical one.

The French Road Traffic Act of July 5 , 1985 a long and stylistically complicated enactment, has gone a long way toward improving the position of victims of traffic accidents, though not as far as some would have wished.

Some might go further, though not as far as Germany.Philipp Hildebrand, vice-chairman of the Swiss National Bank, who spent five years at Moore Capital, a hedge fund, argues that prime brokers need tools to assess the aggregate risk exposure of their biggest hedge-fund clients to the entire universe of their peers.

Could it be that attracting the interest of a big established corporate buyer is more difficult than attracting the interest of what Mr. Higgins politely calls "receptive investors?" And investors certainly are receptive these days, though not, as far as I can tell, for the right reasons.

The monkey's claim to the copyright was always weak (though not as far-fetched as many commentators suggested).

It was muted though, chest not as far out, legs only slightly apart.

The legislatures in Maine and Rhode Island are considering their own versions, though they are not as far along in the process.

The study shows that 1 out of every 3 American prisoners was guilty of some sort of collaboration with the enemy, though they were not, as far as Army psychiatrists have been able to discover, subjected to anything that could properly be called brainwashing.

We can assume, though, we are not as far along as we would be in the effort to provide equality if Mehlman, Rove, Bush, and McKinnon were as interested in their country as they were their own craven self interests and ambitions for power and money.