Sentence examples for a bit more remote from inspiring English sources

MoMA needs no introduction, but its younger sibling, PS1 Contemporary Art Center, is a bit more remote in Queens, and needs a boost.

And while events in Calais may seem a bit more remote to Americans than, say, those in Mexico, an audience here can readily feel empathy for those seeking to escape places such as Afghanistan and Iraq.

If you're somewhere a bit more remote, it's less likely that there's any fiber nearby for a nascent ISP to tap.

But until the mystery surrounding the death of Sakine Cansiz is cleared, the distant prospect of an equitable solution to the concerns of Turkey's Kurds will be a little bit more remote.

To complicate life just a bit more, yet another remote control is included.

You can use a wireless keyboard, but YouTube has developed found something a bit more practical called Gmote, a remote control app that runs on Android phones.

The new gestures are built into Shelby.tv's iOS applications, but will only work on the latest hardware: the iPhone 4S and the iPad 2. Touch Play is a bit more complex than Apple's Remote app, it seems.

At $200, though, I'm left expecting a bit more – album art, decent antenna, way better remote, and better speakers for starters.

Mobile banking would at least allow them to deposit and transfer the cash to their loved ones regularly and gives them a bit more security on the streets or in remote villages.

Because it is advanced, the Harmony One takes a bit more work to set up than other remotes.

In fact, we are at the point of throwing away our remotes for something a bit more integrated.