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Meanings of go far in English
Synonyms
Examples for "arrive"
Examples for "arrive"
1
The technology should arrive on the consumer mass market within two years.
2
Germany expects that more than a million refugees to arrive this year.
3
Industry executives foresee further increases until more supplies arrive later this year.
4
Migrants still arrive in Serbia, however, mainly from Turkey, via neighboring Bulgaria.
5
The £210m deal will see new trains arrive in three years' time.
1
Don't let the truth get in the way of a good story.
2
It means you let your heart get in the way of business.
3
There are also new companies trying to get in on the market.
4
But as in Greece, politics get in the way of economic sense.
5
They must work hard and not let anything get in their way.
1
I wanted to hear how New Zealanders make it work these days.
2
However, police fear cuts will make it hard to continue that trend.
3
Building apps that make it easier for citizens to access public services?
4
Governments make it possible for the invisible hand to do its work.
5
A good example just to make it practical, let's take YouTube again.
Usage of go far in English
1
However, many health professionals say the guidelines do not go far enough.
2
The opposition Labour Party said the proposals did not go far enough.
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However these reforms did not go far enough for many commercial companies.
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The answer to that question would go far to solving this impasse.
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Now business leaders are saying the changes do not go far enough.
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An Ivorian group said the compensation offer did not go far enough.
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As long as we all understand that, we won't go far wrong.
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Will a new campaign go far enough to make their jobs safer?
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A new mode of revolution would go far beyond the ballot box.
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FAMILY But many gay people say it does not go far enough.
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Green Party co-leader James Shaw said the regulations didn't go far enough.
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Our options go far beyond whether to bomb or not to bomb.
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This may be the case, but it does not go far enough.
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A proposal to allow 49 pct FDI does not go far enough.
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Even so, some environmentalists said Obama's plans do not go far enough.
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But the group's lobbyist said the administration did not go far enough.
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Go far through the time
Go far across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Australia
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