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125 examples of Insofar in a sentence

Short-term contracts become a self-fulfilling prophecy, insofar as training is not provided on the job, and hence such workers are less productive and more vulnerable to shocks.
What liberals should do in these circumstances is obvious: support Putin’s regime insofar as it maintains the foundation and institutions of a liberal order.
French President Nicolas Sarkozy’s and German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s visits to Georgia and Russia proved that there is no substitute for Europe insofar as the Caucasus is concerned.
Insofar as some Chinese firms do lag behind Western standards, they are becoming increasingly sensitive to foreign criticism and are learning fast.
Blair's Euroskepticism is understandable insofar as it chimes with the British mood.
It has jurisdiction only insofar as national governments fail to investigate and, if appropriate, prosecute a case in good faith.
And so they have, at least insofar as external balances are concerned.
Yet, the motto of the half-century since, at least insofar as the world's response to genocide is concerned, might better be stated as "Again and again."
Individual countries like Greece have limited incentive to invest in controls insofar as refugees are only passing through.
For Bingham, the law must be accessible and – insofar as possible – intelligible, clear, and predictable.
Equality . . . is not given us, but is the result of human organization insofar as it is guided by the principle of justice.
Politics With a Human FaceWithout anyone much noticing, Russia has become the most liberal country in Europe - at least insofar as taxes are concerned.
But this is true only for those needs which are ‘solvent,’ insofar as they are endowed with purchasing power, and for those resources which are ‘marketable,’ insofar as they are capable of obtaining a satisfactory price.”
Only insofar as parents, taking into account the interests of their children and grandchildren, participate in the political process can the borrowing addiction be kept in check.
Insofar as political discourse is focused on national rebuilding and freedom, Islamic fundamentalists, in Egypt and elsewhere, will face an uphill battle.
That objective, insofar as EU member countries are concerned, has been met.
But it is a market-oriented program insofar as health insurers and health-care providers remain private and compete against one other.
Insofar as this freedom is crucial to their identity, they identify strongly with this ongoing collective agency--the "nation" or the "people"--and hence feel a bond with their co-participants in it.
The crucial point is that regardless of who is right philosophically, it is only insofar as people accept some such appeal that the legitimacy principle underlying popular sovereignty can work to secure their consent.
But stereotypes can survive so long and be so influential only insofar as they serve the real interests of real people and institutions.
Indeed, insofar as the impact of these policies on the recovery can be reliably measured, it is probably modest – definitely not worth the €2.3 trillion ($2.8 trillion) in assets purchased since April 2015, not to mention the other consequences of maintaining zero or negative interest rates.
Creating an independent fiscal institution that provides its own budget forecasts works, insofar as it reduces the bias in deficit projections.
While Germany has resolved its debt problem insofar as it no longer violates the European Union’s Stability and Growth Pact and can be expected to have a balanced budget in 2008, the forecasts for France imply deficits of 2.6% and 2.3% of GDP for this year and 2008.
The French economy could be slightly more stable in the medium term insofar as it seems to have more solid internal sectors.
But the costs are high, insofar as such agreements undercut the very multilateralism that in general serves the EU well.
Insofar as Al Qaeda still exists at all, it is a Hydra that sprouts new heads as fast as the old ones are cut off.
Either way, America’s policy, insofar as it has one, is simply a war policy, with no time limit and incalculable consequences.
Never before either in Russia or in any other state, insofar as I know, was an election campaign so utterly dirty, with countless formal and factual violations of Russian laws and infringements of democratic norms.
We may be back to square one insofar as the Duma is concerned.
Robert Peston, in his 2005 biography of then-Chancellor of the Exchequer Gordon Brown, described Brown’s “pragmatic view that the EU was a good thing only insofar as it delivered practical benefits of peace and prosperity to Britain.”
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