Sentence examples for away from its nearest from inspiring English sources

Even Perth is 1,300 miles away from its nearest metropolis, Adelaide.

The downside is that in some areas, where a node is far away from its nearest neighbor, the service can be unacceptably poor.

Kevin Rowland, headteacher of the Oasis Academy in Immingham - which is 5.5 kilometres away from its nearest school and just outside Grimsby, put the trend down to a lack of aspiration in isolated communities.

The prognosis was grim more than 249 kilometers away from its nearest neighbors, the Scott system had no hope of being reseeded by their coral larvae, a process scientists believed was vital to reef recovery.

With Vanuatu almost 2,000 miles away from its nearest neighbor, Australia, ensuring that fresh supplies reached the tiny nation was at the top of a long list of concerns for relief workers.

The study was performed in Thierola (13.40° N, 7.13° W) (Table 1), a small village (276 inhabitants living in a total of 120 houses) 3 km away from its nearest neighboring village, Zanga (Table 1), and 6 km from the next closest neighboring village, Bako (Table 1).

But Mosul residents reported this week that they had been shooed away from its grounds, near the western banks of the Tigris River, as ISIS prepared for a last stand.

Both move Compaq decisively away from its former near-reliance on selling computer boxes.

In all so-far published neuroimaging studies, PtP-C343 was excited at 840 nm (i.e., away from its 2PA maximum (near 920 nm).

At least until Acs put on a finishing burst of three consecutive victories and pulled away from his nearest rivals.

But investors responded positively when Mr Bernanke implied that "accommodative monetary policies" would continue, ending speculation that the Fed was backing away from its commitment to hold interest rates near zero until late 2014.America's nomination of Jim Yong Kim to lead the World Bank drew fire.