Sentence examples for transfer far from inspiring English sources

The move to digital cameras, that can capture much better pictures and transfer far more information, is even more recent.

This matching makes the process of transfer far less wasteful than it is with a traditional transformer-based adaptor.

In addition, when you transfer far away from home you have to get a new set of friends from a class that has already been interacting for a couple of years.

Computer security experts said today that the company had erred in making unauthorized electronic funds transfers far too easy.

In the colleague's opinion, the patient, who had a severe postpartum hemorrhage, was transferred far too late for her own safety.

I personally have never been walked, but I could see how it could be a frustrating experience, especially if it occurs at a hotel you were looking forward to visiting or you are transferred far from your original destination.

Beginning last year, many inmates awaiting trial in New Orleans have been transferred far across the state as the city cuts staffing at local jails.

A survey in 2007 found he was the only Premier League manager to have made a profit on transfers, and between 2004 and 2009, Wenger made an average profit of £4.4 million per season on transfers, far more than any other club.

The Italian Football Federation opposed the deal as they thought the transfer was far too expensive for a foreign player.

The technology transfer is far more interesting.

The largest file transfer thus far has been 65 gigs.