Sentence examples for to consider far from inspiring English sources

Benefits are another concern to consider far in advance.

In the meantime, if the state bar and the Legislature are concerned about new scams, they ought to consider far more limited legislation that bans attorneys from receiving fees in anticipation of immigration reform.

Shell has pledged to continue with its controversial tar sands projects but has been forced to consider far-reaching cost cuts to keep the operations going after they lost $42m£28m8m) in the last three months.

THE Connecticut waterfront east of the New Haven area used to be considered far enough away from New York that even the middle class could afford a house around the water.

The results are divided by the total (f^ (eta )) value, where (eta) is sufficiently large to be considered far from the plate in terms of the normalized values of (f^ (eta )) over each y.

It is also a time for those of us who seek fairness and equality for all workers to consider how far we've come, and how far we have to go.

It is where Northern Virginia high school sports games were moved to, a place considered far enough away from the violence to carry on with normal life.

"Greece's debt can now only be made sustainable through debt relief measures that go far beyond what Europe has been willing to consider so far," the memo reads.

That makes the party, which most observers consider far-right to the point of being extremist, the clear winner – over Nicolas Sarkozy's Conservative Coalition (27percentt) and the Left Alliance led by French president Francois Hollande (23percentt).

Fifty years later, this anniversary offers the perfect opportunity to consider how far we've come in the struggle for educational equality in this country -- and how far we still have to go.

Steele compared GOP attacks on Obama to what he considered far more extreme condemnations of President Bush "by the left".