Sentence examples for be sufficiently distant from inspiring English sources

Tate's heyday may be sufficiently distant now that interviewers confuse her most famous character with Matt Lucas.

Catherine Tate Tate's heyday may be sufficiently distant now that interviewers confuse her most famous character with Matt Lucas.

We would like to estimate this to an accuracy of at least ± 0.15, so that the 95% confidence interval will be sufficiently distant from the null value of 0%.

For optimal power, the organisms being analyzed must be sufficiently distant such that non-functional elements have diverged, but not so distant such that functional elements have evolved or re-arranged.

The communities chosen within each country and site are selected to be sufficiently distant from each other so that there would be little cross-contamination or little possibility that individuals from a control community would benefit from the activities in the intervention community".

His answers will help shed light on whether he is sufficiently distant from Wall Street to reform a system that has proved catastrophically unstable.

This time he selected a remote corner of Natal Province, in the heart of the former Zulu homeland, which was sufficiently distant yet not too far from hotels that could comfortably accommodate the large crew and cast.

Indeed, the following paper shows that excitation periods produced by traffic loads and natural periods of vibration of this type of bridges are sufficiently distant one another so as to conclude that a quasi-static analysis can be performed.

The free-field is defined as a location on the ground surface or in the site soil column that is sufficiently distant from the site structures to be essentially unaffected by the vibration of the site structures.

He said the idea had originated during the cold war, and was useful when it applied to the arsenals of the United States and the Soviet Union, which were sufficiently distant from each other to allow time to react to a surprise attack.

No, the speaker is Senator Joseph I. Lieberman, Mr. Gore's running mate, who was the first Democrat in the Senate to chastise Mr. Clinton for his sexual misbehavior and is sufficiently distant from Buddhist temples, Oval Office dalliances and Arkansas land deals that he does not feel the need to hold the president at arm's length.