Sentence examples for to act far from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kerry's tactics have political risks at home, where many lawmakers have called for the administration to act far more forcefully on Syria.

But unless European leaders are able and willing to act far more boldly than anything we've seen so far, that's where this is heading.

And Europe's politicians need to act far more boldly to protect the rest of the euro zone in case the worst happens.Eirexit, Porxit, Spaxit and IxitStart with the Greeks.

But the pace of the crisis has driven events, and fissures in places as far-flung as Iceland, which suffered a wholesale collapse of its banks, persuaded officials to act far more decisively than they had previously.

The prospect of a tight labor market later in the year, added to the strain of a weak dollar and high deficits, could force the Fed to act far more aggressively than it would like to in an election year.

The EPA's office of inspector general on Thursday said the agency had the authority and "sufficient information" to act far sooner than it did to address vast lead contamination in the city.

Sweden, to be sure, acted far more aggressively than the U.S. has, but I would also argue that the problems with its biggest banks were far more severe.

Last week, Dr. Sharfstein told agency officials to act boldly far earlier, officials said.

This is why Smith calls not for regulation of trade following his prescriptions but for the system of "natural liberty" allowing every one to act, as far as is practically possible, as he wishes.

But, once again, here is an Auster character keen to urge on us, in words of air, the gravity of his motives, the depths of his anguish: "This failure to act is far and away the most reprehensible thing I have ever done, the low point in my career as a human being".

How are we, as a nation, going to act, already far too late?