Sentence examples for becomes more distant from inspiring English sources

As the time when Plymouths were displayed in dealership showrooms becomes more distant, the cars, naturally, are becoming rarer.

Every time more cash is given to hospitals simply for activity, reform becomes more distant.

The goal of a partnership becomes more distant for many women once they decide to have a family.

Purchase of a large and expensive house becomes more distant vision for most people due to high initial cost, the size estimation difficulties, oversizing effects in higher mortgage and cost of maintenance.

Overall, these simulations show that land-sparing (red; Figure 2) retains more phylogenetic diversity than does land-sharing (purple; Figure 2), especially as farmland becomes more distant from the neighbouring intact forest.

Again, the speed of the movement would not increase towards the end if it were due to constraint or extrusion; for a constrained movement always diminishes in speed as the source of constraint becomes more distant, and a body moves without constraint to the place whence it was moved by constraint.

For instance, liberals who like Stevens' rulings insist he understands the plight of the downtrodden, despite the fact that the nearly 90-year-old justice was born rich and has served on the court for almost 35 years, becoming more liberal as he has become more distant from life as lived by the little guys.

What then tends to happen is people become more distant.

It's that the prospect of it ever getting better became more distant.

But in 1987, at the height of his infiltration of the ALF, Lambert became more distant.

It is not only physicians who have become more distant and less supportive of the bereaved.