Sentence examples for a far-flung network from inspiring English sources

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.

In Antarctica, planes travel through stations over a far-flung network that amounts to a modernized, motorized Silk Road.

Mr. Cook closed Apple's factories and outsourced all manufacturing to a far-flung network of suppliers in Asia.

Throughout the apartment are items that speak of affection from a far-flung network of relatives and family friends.

Chemical analysis of the pig bones left behind after feasts at four major henge sites in southern Britain reveals a surprisingly far-flung network of Neolithic travel.

Since Linux's code is distributed free and is improved and debugged by a loose-knit, far-flung network of programmers, most companies pursuing a business in Linux try to make money by offering technical support for Linux or developing specialized software that runs on Linux.

But the training camps of Osama bin Laden created a dangerous and far-flung network that criminal law alone may not suffice to vanquish.

But in the span of a few short years, they have instead come to view mental leisure as important, purposeful work -- work that relies on a powerful and far-flung network of brain cells firing in unison.

A spokesperson for Trump insisted that the meeting, first reported by the New York Times, was just a courtesy call, but it renewed questions about how Trump could avoid conflicts of interest while retaining an ownership stake in his far-flung network of businesses.