Sentence examples for and in greater proximity from inspiring English sources

And in greater proximity to one's subject, something otherwise unnoticed is sure to be revealed.

This allowed the benefits of utilising the experience and knowledge of staff just below board level and arguably in greater proximity to their customers, and encouraging both buy-in and dissemination of organisational objectives throughout the organisation.

This age difference may result in greater proximity between residents and free-ranging birds in the upper Blue Mountains.

If so, he says, they will have to learn to live in greater proximity.

It is also possible that TEs may occur in greater proximity to transcriptional units in the copperhead genome, driving greater levels of read-through transcription.

The finding that RNs in Sweden are more satisfied in roles that allow for more direct patient care suggests that it may be feasible to recruit RNs into positions in greater proximity to patients.

One recent paper argues that children from lower SES families are more likely to be exposed to SHS in part due to higher rates of parental smoking, but also that less affluent parents who smoke in their homes do so in greater proximity to their children, due to the smaller size of their homes.

Yet these agonies co-exist in great proximity with happier emotions: the ecstasy of the last-minute catch, the joy of a serendipitous connection.

Dr. Bo Wängberg (surgeon) is mainly responsible for the clinical research at the Department of Surgery which works in great proximity with the other parts of the research group.

It reports a reorientation of the MSF approach: keeping a greater distance in regard to assessment, control and management, and developing a greater proximity in regard to clinical care.

In response, Mr Miliband used his lecture today to advocate a series of reforms, each boosting public-sector users: more access to information, a right to be put in touch with each other, a say in decision-making and greater proximity (through devolution) to the policy-making process.