Sentence examples for at some time in the distant from inspiring English sources

Their observation was evidence in support of the idea that the universe was, at some time in the distant past, hot enough to prevent hydrogen from forming, which was a prediction of the "hot big bang" theory.

Fernando Alonso will be hoping that at some time in the distant future he will be opening his garage doors, looking at the F2012, and thinking along the same lines.

The waste materials, and the engineered barriers which initially contain them within the repository, are expected eventually to degrade and it is anticipated that some residual waste radionuclides might return to the surface in very low concentrations at some time in the distant future as part of the natural processes of groundwater movement and environmental change.

And when people have made their peace with this ghastly thing that is going to happen to them at some time in the distant future, they tend to be rather reluctant to re-engage the question when someone comes along with a new idea.

"We need the government to guarantee premium prices for clean electricity so industry can take risks to get tens of thousands of turbines built and installed out at sea. "And Labour needs to drop its obsession with nuclear power, which could only ever reduce emissions by about 4% at some time in the distant future".

It's almost like looking at a ruin of the Capitol, from some time in the distant future.

She may even, theoretically, have been a "girl" at some time in the dim, distant past, but never was she a "chick".

The 27th and 28th expansion clubs will be anointed at some time in the not-distant future.

But they suggested that they might just do something more lasting at some time in the not too distant future.

"I hope at some time in the not too distant future the market will be opened up to a reasonable choice of product to buy.

Imagine some time in the not-so-distant future.