Sentence examples for are further out from inspiring English sources

But installing new technologies doesn't mean cruise companies are using them, especially when they are further out in the sea and difficult to monitor, Keever noted.

But the cheapest of all London clubs to rent near are Charlton Athletic at £197 at and Crystal Palace at £193 as they are further out from the centre of London where there is less pressure on space.

Shana Bowes, a broker at aptsandlofts.com, said that in addition to the Manhattan commute, residents like the ease of travel to "get out to their families that are further out in Queens".

"We're more dependent on foreign oil than in the energy crisis of the 70's," he said, adding, "I don't consider this a solution, but it's available right now, while technologies like the fuel cell have tremendous potential but are further out".

"They seek out people who are further out on the spectrum," Mr. Gergen said, adding that "more than one senator" has told him the story of being bumped for a more partisan guest when they expressed moderate positions on issues in pre-interviews, something producers and hosts say is untrue.

If possible, look into facilities that are less expensive because they are further out, in secondary and tertiary suburban locations.

"Hey, that traffic cone should be further out, what's up with these guys?

Sea ice is further out from land than it once was and is becoming treacherously thin for hunters to traverse.

If the strong presidential candidate Prabowo Subianto is elected this month, migrants may be further out on a limb.

"But the downside to being further out is that I've known many people who have had cancer more than once.

The free-kick is further out than the last one… Bradley chips it towards Altidore but Dzeko, of all people, tidies it up.