Sentence examples for attack remoteness from inspiring English sources

It was the first blogged war, and the characteristic features of the form — instant response, ad-hominem attack, remoteness from life, the echo chamber of friends and enemies — helped define the tone of the debate about Iraq.

Fear of Indian attacks and the remoteness of the area from the rest of the Viceroyalty discouraged settlers from moving to Texas; it remained one of the least-populated provinces.

Political parties may not operate there – which is one reason that the tribes almost invariably elect Islamists, like Mr Zamin, to Parliament.Another reason is that North Waziristan is the main refuge of the Taliban, those religious students turned holy warriors, who launch attacks into Afghanistan from its mountain remoteness.

The camp's remoteness highlighted the determination of the attackers.

But it is probably the very remoteness of a solution as well as the decline in terrorist attacks of the past few years along with the growing national wealth that have allowed this movement to coalesce.

Reacting to the Hacketts' lifelong remoteness from Jewish subject matter, Levin took out an ad in the New York Post attacking Bloomgarden and asking that his play be given a hearing.

"Due to the remoteness of the area we are better able to use our advantages in fires — mortars, artillery, attack helicopters and close air support — to fight and usually defeat the enemy pretty decisively," he wrote.

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He also liked its remoteness.

Tirah offers remoteness as well.

Remoteness has its own disadvantages.