Sentence examples for works out far from inspiring English sources

This is for when you wish to make preserves and jams, as it often works out far cheaper and better to buy what you want when it is in season.

And this idea seemed to be working out far better than last year's "one charge" per week policy.

(Many boomers say they prefer working out far from the Spandex-clad twentysomethings at gyms like Bally's).

Apparently, people imagine that the membership will inspire them to work out far more often than it really does.

Culturally, what matters most is the emergence of what the National Marriage Project calls a "capstone" understanding of marriage, which treats wedlock less as a foundation for adulthood and more as a celebration of adult achievement — and which seems to work out far better for our disciplined upper class than for society as a whole.

Things worked out far differently than most people had expected.

I have to say it has worked out far better than expected.

As well as working out how far away they are, the satellite will study their motion across the sky.

Because some companies are so effective at minimizing taxes, the average works out to far less than the official rate.

(The high-tech system works out how far drivers have travelled and then sends them the bill, so no one has to stop).

And it's worked out fine so far.