RH: Yes, we're still a long way away from that.
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"That's a long way away," Flake told ABC's George Stephanopoulos.
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"A presidential election is a long way away," he said.
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At the same time, April is a long way away.
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Their early October meeting was still a long way away.
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It's a long way away, but there's an opportunity there.
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He's a long way away but he's very, very talented.
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But that's a long way away and a lot of speculation.
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That might seem like a long way away, but it's not.
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But we're a long way away from NEPAD making that decision.
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We're a long way away from it turning into damages. Why?
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But we're a long way away from physical packet-switched networks.
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People feel like earthquakes can trigger other earthquakes a long way away.
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We are, however, a long way away from this sort of thing.
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Which is -- and this is a technical term -- a long way away.
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"I think they're a long way away in the cloud," Jassy said.
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Go deeper: A real U.S.-China trade deal is a long way away
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That debate — and the conclusion to it — is still a long way away.
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IT'S A LONG WAY AWAY FROM BEING A PERFORMANCE-DRIVING CAR IN RACING.
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"We were a long way away from having a functional device," Phelan said.
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Six decades after independence, true multiparty democracy is still a long way away.
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It's a long way away from where the Woonsocket, Rhode Island-based company started.
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When you are on the 54th floor, that can seem a long way away.
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That's obviously a long way away but that's what our long-term vision is.
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And even those applications in mass-produced devices are still a long way away.
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"I won't vote for Trump, but November is a long way away," he said.
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We're a long way away from Arya threatening to wear Sansa's face like a hat.
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But honestly, we're still a long way away from that kind of literacy about games.
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As Washington sank deeper into acrimony, someone, a long way away, was no doubt watching.
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"That's a long way away, but it's the closest neighboring star (to Earth)," Jemison told CNBC.
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WALLACE: We&aposre still a long way away from building condos on beaches in North Korea.
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In Europe, though, we're still a long way away, aren't we, from seeing anything like that?
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And it's still a long way away from reaching those target hundreds of millions of users.
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Stardom was still a long way away, but simply being there put him on the radar.
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We're a long way away from anything concrete and even farther away from voting on legislation.
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These nuances of authorship are still a long way away from being reflected in copyright legislation.
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But for all the industry's talk of fostering diversity, true diversity is still a long way away.
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"Sonic the Hedgehog" is slated to hit theaters November 8th, which seems like a long way away.
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Though there certainly has been growth in the industry, gender parity is still a long way away.
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For some young people, 2047, when all bets are off, seems not such a long way away.
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WALLACE: We're a long way away from immigration, but I'm going to let you finish this topic.
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The 2018 elections are a long way away, but Trump is off to a very bad start.
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The vaccines are still a long way away from being available for public use, WHO officials cautioned.
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The vaccines are still a long way away from being available for public use, WHO officials cautioned.
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"It's still a long way away," said Kurri, who skated alongside Gretzky in Edmonton and Los Angeles.
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But it is a long way away from what resolution of the conflict used to look like.
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But the center of the commercial gold rush has been a long way away, in Silicon Valley.
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Wallace: We're a long way away from immigration, but I'm going to let you finish this topic.
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The bad news is that we're still a long way away from seeing phones with this next processor.
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So we'll be raising some equity, a fund to be clear, but that's still a long way away.
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I-- I-- if there's a big whirlpool in the river, I stay a long way away from it.
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"It's certainly a long way away from the universal health care that we have in Australia," he added.
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Next fall is a long way away, but right now this quarterback matchup would be Blake Bortles vs.
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Forty also just seemed a long way away, a place you'd have to run a gantlet to reach.
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This year's Super Bowl is a long way away, but the Seahawks certainly look like the underdog to watch.
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" As for 2020, The Rock said, "Three-and-a-half years is a long way away, so we'll see.
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The cameraman's got a tripod, and he's got this incredible zoom, but he's actually quite a long way away.
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But unlike plant-based meats, which are already workable, cell-based meat products are still a long way away.
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Being ranked second in what will be a very large field is a long way away from actually winning.
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Prime Day will probably be the next time this device gets discounted, and that is a long way away.
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Moreover, the lives it depicts feel a long way away – historically, geographically and, indeed, culturally – from modern-day Manchester.
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Paris is a long way away, but, here, so is Harlem, its residents and anything sounding like the blues.
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But we are a long way away from global joint task forces focusing specifically on the spread of white nationalism.
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There's no time for grocery shopping, the pantry contains some random tins and dinner inspiration is a long way away.
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Scott Brown to be ambassador to New Zealand, which is a long way away from his home state of Massachusetts.
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"You could see the vulnerability a long way away," said Josh Holmes, a Republican strategist with close ties to McConnell.
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We're still a long way away from that point, and it's far from inevitable that we will end up there.
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Computers inched closer toward their quantum futureQuantum computers are a long way away from impacting your life in a meaningful way.
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That seems a long way away but they're the one country in the world which plans for those sorts of horizons.
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Levi's Bergh said Penney is a "long way away" from suffering the fate of Sears, which filed for bankruptcy last year.
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Creating a machine that exhibits the same general skills and flexibility as a human brain is still a long way away.
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As long as we keep seeing more "WE GOT LOVE" orphanage photo ops, I fear we are a long way away.
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But his 'Make in India' and 'Digital India' programmes are still a long way away from delivering on lofty job expectations.
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I like to have that vision in front of me so it's kind of hard when it's a long way away.
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We're a long way away from the guy that twisted his mustache and tied the young girl to the train tracks.
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More importantly, it's a long way away from the constant feeling of impending violence that follows trans women of color in entertainment.
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"Also makes it clear that this is a long way away and folk should focus on winning the midterms," the aide said.
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"It's a long way away before they have these trade deals that they are kind of pinning their future on," said Burwell.
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You know, and of course, my attitude when something is big and dangerous is to stay a long way away from it.
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We're a long way away from this, but that doesn't mean that it couldn't happen fast with enough focused attention and funding.
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Although a cure is a long way away, here are some of the drugs scientists are looking at as potential coronavirus treatments.
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And any final answer is probably a long way away, since the case is likely to be appealed once it is decided.
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She also said her life here in the United States felt a long way away from the problems facing the Korean Peninsula.
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Enrichment needs to be at around 90% in order to build a bomb, from which Iran remains a long way away, experts say.
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But we're still a long way away from getting there, even if we're just now starting to see what this technology can do.
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"We're still a long way away for developing targeted treatments for different types of brain inflammation, and I think that's the next frontier."
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Of course, a Tesla pickup is still a long way away, as Musk's timeline would not have the truck begin production until 2019.
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The company is a "long way away from" securing approval from U.S. regulators or launching the cryptocurrency in the United States, he said.
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So I know that we're a long way away from a world in which lines (and any divides, for that matter) don't matter.
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The bottom line: The health care industry's biggest threat is a Democratic administration focused on health care, but that's a long way away.
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However, this "seems a long way away" and in the short term is likely to see Trump "lashing out more and more", Marsh added.
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That is a long way away though, and if you need a TV now, this is your best chance to grab a great deal.
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Iran is a long way away from Egypt, which has enough troublesome neighbors -- including Hamas-run Gaza and chaotic Libya -- to occupy its attention.
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And yes, this restriction on entry into the US of people from seven majority-Muslim countries is a long way away from that goal.
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The primary is a long way away, and there will no doubt be significant ebbs and flows as some candidates surge and others retreat.
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Fifteen socialists winning relatively minor offices is a long way away from seizing the means of production, but it's hopefully the beginning of something larger.
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We know fall and winter may seem like a long way away, but planning your cold-weather getaway early is always a smart financial move.
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You've worked so hard on yourself, and no one deserves this more than you, Marshall, and I love you from a long way away, okay?
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When Pope Francis makes the first papal visit to Ireland in nearly 40 years this weekend, Madden, a Dubliner, will be a long way away.
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Yet it's still a long way away from actually ending US support for the Saudis in Yemen, or finding a resolution to the conflict altogether.
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"They are still a long way away till they can call India a successful market," said Kaushik Madhavan, vice president, mobility at consultant Frost & Sullivan.
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For a long time, these worries were unheard of or on the back burner for most people — AI looked to be a long way away.
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The really important things are the people who are closest to us, not the people who are in some seat of power a long way away.
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At least 22013 different universal flu vaccine candidates are being developed right now, but a flu season without the flu is still a long way away.
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So, while we're a long way away from welcoming stilettos and bandage dresses back into our lives, you can bet that cropped sweaters aren't going anywhere.
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Most investors are dabbling with automated services, but "robo-advisors are a long way away from managing most or all of somebody's retirement portfolio," she said.
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She currently makes about $19 million, which is a long way away from the $2 million salary she started out with not too many years ago.
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But she knows being an actor sometimes means being selfish and taking roles that will be demanding of your time, or based a long way away.
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While we're a long way away from the end of this saga, there are some indications that Boeing is, indeed, working to learn from this episode.
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Charlie: Since those days are a long way away (if they ever come), I suppose we'll just have more of these conversations to look forward to.
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Then came an ugly backlash that still simmers — a sign that the feminists' goal of breaking the hold of patriarchy is still a long way away.
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"It's a long way away from presenting a legitimate solution," said Melissa Landry, a spokeswoman for five of the defendants: BP, Chevron, ConocoPhillips, ExxonMobil and Shell.
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But a full-blown, Google-translate-style app for all of the sign languages on the planet is still a long way away, Li told me.
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Even if many of his challengers win this year, the GOP Senate conference would still be a long way away from a majority of outsider populists.
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I think we're a long way away from society seeing homosexuality as part of the norm and not forcing people to come out in a formal way.
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During a briefing, we were told to expect pricing as high as $2,000, which is a long way away from the Inspiron Gaming Desktop's $600 starting price.
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But late summer is a long way away, and there will likely be many other smartwatch options available by the time the Vapor is available for purchase.
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But a long way away from the swashbuckling and dodgy deals of Imperial Defence, the real international arms deals are made by the world's most powerful governments.
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While the Sahara is a long way away from the freezing temperatures the eastern U.S. is experiencing right now, the desert is receiving the same cold air.
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It turned out to be a baby seal, and boy, it was a long way away from home, as per a video uploaded by Knapp to Facebook.
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" He went on to suggest that while warp drive and transporters are still a long way away, there could be "--big spaceships that can go far places?
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And of course, November 2018 may seem like it's just around the corner for members of Congress, but for Trump that may be a long way away.
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"You know what, I think that's a long way away," said Palmer, who shares an apartment in London with his sister when not living out of a suitcase.
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It remained off the one-month low of 106.35 touched on Monday but still a long way away from levels above 111 yen at the end of May.
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The sparse expanse of South Dakota are a long way away from the coastal shores of Australia, but a letter is forging a mysterious connection between the two.
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And though 2020 is a long way away, it's looking more and more probable that Donald Trump will become the first one-term president since George H.W. Bush.
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Unfortunately, as Monday night's The Bachelorette season 15 premiere proved, we're a long way away from seeing the ABC reality show truly meld with the modern age of dating.
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Michael Pearce, global economist at Capital Economics, told CNBC he thought that the BoE was "quite a long way away" from negative deposit rates, if it ever enacted them.
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That's a long way away, of course, but having a company like MuleSoft in the fold, which made almost $300 million in revenue in fiscal 2017, will certainly help.
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USB-C is still a long way away from achieving its potential, but at CES this year, we started to see what a richer USB-C future might look like.
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Of course, the 2018 midterms are still a long way away — but the poll suggests that the GOP might have an uphill battle to hang on to its congressional majorities.
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"We might have seen most of the gains for 2019, but I think we're a long way away from saying that this is the end of the bull market," Zidle said.
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The ceasefire is not holding, there's a build-up of arms, and we are a long way away from the provision calling for fighters to return to their places of origin.
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Such tools are still a long way away, and the new synthetic material would need to undergo a long series of testing and clinical trials before it's used to diagnose diseases.
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Of course, this nascent industry is a long way away from overhauling retail on a large scale — and I'm not under any illusions that renting will completely replace buying new things.
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Luckily, we're still a long way away from an End-Permian level mass extinction, though some paleontologists warn that a few more centuries of environmental excess may well get us there.
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This is a man who only seems fully alive when fists connect with flesh, a brute whose baptism scene feels like a triumph, but whose absolution feels a long way away.
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Bluetooth and biometric ticketing were two technologies being looked at, he added, although we remain "a long way away" from seeing such a system due to both technology and policy issues.
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That debate — and the conclusion to it — is still a long way away, unless the Trump administration magically decides before Wednesday that it's fine with releasing his tax returns after all.
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Black Mirror — the popular UK anthology drama about the more disturbing intersections of technology with our lives — will debut its third season on Netflix October 21, which is ... a long way away.
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Mars is a long way away, and super expensive to get to, so if you have the very specific dream of owning your own Mars rover, it's probably not going to happen.
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Yes, but: China is a long way away from being able to seriously compete with the U.S. high-end drug industry, or to even be able to meet its own domestic demand.
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We're a long way away from the era when big city bosses like Richard J. Daley in Chicago or Carmen DeSapio in New York could deliver the Catholic vote on a whim.
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There was no immediate cause for the sell-off, there's very little volatility despite geopolitical tensions, tax reform seems like it's a long way away and stocks have run up quite high.
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But that's a long way away: Vasilyev hopes that the device will become available in a few years, allowing patients — especially children — waiting for heart transplants to survive longer and with fewer complications.
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Okay, so summer festival season is a long way away but now is a great time to stock up on a floorless shelter that will provide sun and bug protection for your group.
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Users have been posting photos of the flying beauties in celebration under the hashtag #NationalMothWeek, and they are a long way away from the fluttering gray pests that hang out by your campfire.
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Aria in particular is sporting an outfit that's a long way away from the rags she donned for most of season six, and it's making us wonder what exactly it means for her character.
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A future where passengers can lean back and rely on autonomous driving is still a long way away — but looks are another story, and we'll hopefully see these styling cues on future Hyundai models soon.
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That said, vending machine bartenders are probably a long way away from taking real bartender jobs: In most cases, customers order a token from the bar, which is then used to make a vending machine purchase.
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While December may seem like a long way away, TechCrunch Disrupt London will be here before you know it, so it's time to start thinking about getting your tickets to the best startup show in Europe.
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That said, while the Sandman Doppler does look like a great product, and Palo Alto Innovation has gotten a similar product on the market already, the company is still a long way away from shipping it.
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The House Republicans' plan for a "border-adjusted" corporate tax is still a long way away from becoming law, but already a number of prominent lawyers and law professors have called into question the proposal's constitutionality.
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When the best thing you can say is that maybe Hawaii's new VA Director was just clueless about a massive employee scandal, you're still a long way away from providing the kind of leadership vets deserve.
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In women's products, Nike "is growing in the low single digits, which means it is a long way away from where it wants to be," said Matt Powell, a sports industry analyst at the NPD Group.
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So we're a long way away from where we need to be on this case, but we have a lot of people speaking to us in the neighborhood because everybody liked them; they were nice people.
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You may see some token cosmetic concessions from both sides as they try to palliate the market, but I think we're a long way away from resolution of the fundamental differences between the U.S. and China.
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"The field is a long way away from discriminating which single faces or objects have been viewed, and that is particularly true when talking about recordings of electrical brain activity [as opposed to fMRI]," Schönauer told me.
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What they're saying: "The most important thing is making sure the decisions today are anticipating what tomorrow brings, and that tomorrow may be a long way away," said Scott Mair, AT&T president of technology and operations.
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These screens are still a long way away from hitting consumer e-readers, but with a 13-inch model expected to arrive in the second quarter of 2019 a 6-inch color Kindle version can't be far behind.
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At this stage, the campaign is a long way away from achieving its goal of a full ban; the best it can hope for is that incremental steps will be taken by the international community towards more controls.
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Indeed, China is full of climate contradictions — it wants to be a leader in fighting global warming, and is on track to meet its Paris goals, but it is a long way away from weaning itself off coal.
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We're still a long way away from the general election campaign, and there's no telling what events and exogenous factors could ultimately shape how well Trump and the eventual nominee might fare eight or so months from now.
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"This type of political horse trading is a long way away from the language of neutral and careful analysis, but there are nonetheless lots of political subtexts and currents which sit behind the numbers," Quirk told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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"That's a bridge that's a long way away from now to be crossing but, if it does come to that point, it won't just be my decision, it will be a collaborative effort, what is best for the team," said Woods.
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SO WE HAVE A LOT OF ROOM HERE TO LET INFLATION CLIMB BACK TO TARGET, ALLOW THE JOB MARKET TO CONTINUE HEALING, ALLOW WAGES TO START CREEPING UP. WE'RE JUST A LONG WAY AWAY FROM HAVING ANYTHING TO BE CONCERNED ABOUT.
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She worries that certain trans celebrities have distorted the ongoing need to establish the very basics of equality, and that, despite a newfound vocabulary and reticent mainstream openness to the trans community, true inclusivity is still a long way away.
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"The day after I was detained, I was removed from the cell and ... told that they were going to take my daughter a long way away," said Gonzalez-Garcia at a news conference Wednesday, the day her lawsuit was filed.
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Given that there's little appetite for putting more troops on the ground, a negotiated settlement between the Taliban and Afghan officials would likely be the best possible outcome after years of war — but it is still a long way away.
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Although Purser is a long way away from saying her character is going to go full murderous telekinetic meltdown on a school dance, or musical extravaganza for that matter, she does promise we're now in the new era of "feisty and independent" Ethel.
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"Encouraging, but we are mindful a successful resolution is still a long way away and the negotiations will continue to ebb and flow over the coming year," said Sam Bullard, senior economist at Wells Fargo, referring to the latest U.S.-China trade developments.
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Still, the idea of doubling up the antennas used for Wi-Fi and cellular data to wirelessly charge devices is a clever one, even if true long distance wireless charging is still a long way away from practical day-to-day use.
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"I think we're a long way away from playing in any postseason tournament, but I do think winning today at least gives us hope and I think hope is the most valuable thing in life, if not in sport," Williams told reporters.
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Still, an IPO seems a long way away especially as Uber does not have a complete management team, it has lost key executives and has faced scandals from sexual harassment claims to an intellectual property lawsuit with Alphabet's driverless car unit Waymo.
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But while we're a long way away from the ideal, I think it's been useful to benefit from groups like Women Photograph, and to have strong colleagues who together instill a bit of a feeling of community in a profession that can often be isolating.
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Though back then I had no sophisticated words to describe the discrimination that darker brown people experience in the black community, I still realized that my kinky afro, full lips and milk chocolate skin were a long way away from the Vanessa Williams beauty standard.
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Analysts at Commerzbank said a deal remained a long way away, with both sides yet to agree on customs arrangements for the Irish border and Prime Minister Theresa May allegedly trying to gain support among opposition Labour party lawmakers to get a deal voted through parliament.
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At 38, "The Great" is only two years Belfort's junior and also made his name as an upcoming fighter overseas a long way away from where he called home, earning the middleweight title at Pancrase in Japan before moving to the UFC and eventually challenging Anderson Silva for his belt.
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"So I think yes, the IPO when it comes — it is a long way away, it's the next half of next year — but I think that probably shall mark a very important high for the crude oil market for many years into the future," said Gartman, editor and publisher of The Gartman Letter.
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Yet, while Democrats should be encouraged by the midterm election results, it's clear that they are a long way away from identifying the right strategy and message to successfully oppose Donald Trump; losses in places like Ohio and Missouri suggest that the electoral college math will still be a tough nut to crack.
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Ecotaxes are one option, but they're not the best solutionCommercial aviation is, inherently, a gas-guzzling, greenhouse-gas-heavy industry, but there are a number of steps that airlines and governments are taking to improve efficiency and decrease emissions per passenger flown, even if fully clean flight is still a long way away.
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"It feels to me like we are a long way away from understanding if there is a true frontrunner who can coalesce the number of delegates needed to move forward," said Robert Wolf, founder of 32Advisors, former head of UBS Americas and an influential Democratic donor who helped raise money for former President Barack Obama.
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After many years of investigation, the EC decided in 2009 that Microsoft must provide a browser choice ballot for users setting up new Windows machines, which was deemed to provide effective competition for the bundled IE. The same could theoretically happen with Google and its apps on Android, though such a situation is still a long way away given the early stage of the present inquiry.
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We're probably a long way away from seeing Wendell and Wild hit Netflix, but it's nice to know that Key and Peele are still finding time to pal around on movies together in the midst of the almost inhuman number of interesting projects they've got cooking individually, from that Nazi hunter series to a Twilight Zone reboot to playing a hyena in the new Lion King movie.
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As a child, when I didn't want sour candies, I obtained macro quantities of primo Rowntrees Fruit Gums—ultra-chewy British sweets that you gnash for a little while, then have to pull off your hard palate—from my local tuck shop (an old-timey English phrase for a place that sells things to kids, and one which makes me feel a long way away from home).
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