Sentence examples similar to a far flung network from inspiring English sources

But the expansion of Chabelley, the far flung network of bases of which it's a part, and the war on the Islamic State waged from it suggest that there is little "new" about the proposal.

The venture, called Spectacolor Media, marries the sign company's expertise with Eller Media's far flung network, the companies said.

This is Wayag – a far flung outpost six hours north of Waisai, the biggest of the four islands.

Ray (bookseller) recommends: "This is a novel about the coming together of a far flung European family to a wedding.

A far flung state always relied on public infrastructure and spending, whether its aim was developmental or ameliorative.

Imagine being asked to do your job in an exotic city in a far flung country.

It is the programs shared with a far flung community.

For example, medical and public health staffing needs are often determined according to population size, rather than disease burden and poverty level, or median distance to a health facility (the average person living in a far flung area may have to travel quite far to reach a facility) (Ramasubban 2008).

Enwezor's principal constituency is a far-flung network of cultural officials and sinecured intellectuals.

Linux is distributed free and improved upon by a far-flung network of developers.

The rest are recruited from across the world, but especially from eastern Europe, by a far-flung network of agents.