Sentence examples for be proximity to a from inspiring English sources

Does the "goodness" of a Muslim have to be measured by its proximity to white culture, or can it just be proximity to a cape?

Our standard of "true positive" was defined to be proximity to a protein whose description included the phrase "disease response" (see Methods).

While one of the requirements for the resort was proximity to a railroad line, it also had to be remote enough to discourage crowds.

What they're interested in is proximity to a global celebrity".

In choosing a headquarters, a prerequisite was proximity to Newark International Airport, he said.

The Isle of Man may not have the glamourous cachet of Monaco but it's proximity to the UK makes it a popular choice with the British.

A second is proximity to consumers in fast-growing economies.

It's proximity to several mt. ranges also draws a lot of mt. bikers to the area in search of some off road adventure.

And then there is proximity to power.

The first was proximity to the United States.

There was the proximity to A-list actors and actresses; the adrenaline-fueled commotion of a movie set or television show; and decent paychecks.