Sentence examples for be fairly remote from from inspiring English sources

Many researchers consider these descriptions of nanomedicine to be fairly remote from everyday pragmatic research and say little of the work and assumptions of the actual working scientists (see Wickson et al. [2008]).

Many Hardware Engineers may consider that the principles of Object-Orientation are fairly remote from the creation of Hardware components.

Taken together, the possibility that adipose tissue could constitute a significant source of contamination affecting S100B diagnostic value seems to be fairly remote.

Soli, who was separated from Sachs's mother, was fairly remote.

Despite being fairly remote, Tasmania is still wonderfully accessible and we took an internal flight with Jetstar from Tullamarine airport in Melbourne to Tasmania's capital, Hobart.

If they lose interest to continue, i.e. withdraw from the negotiation, then the prospect of having a negotiated settlement is fairly remote.

The shooting occurred in an area that was fairly remote, Mr. Kelly said.

Its connection with the freshly cut, green and pungent herb we know and love is fairly remote.

And in case anyone was wondering, the chances that Mr. Obama will see the sign during his swift trip to Los Angeles is fairly remote.

"It's all very well deciding that, but the chances of making a living as a composer in this country are fairly remote.

Q: The pig farm is fairly remote, isn't it?