Sentence examples for becomes too distant from inspiring English sources
Beyond the size of city-states it becomes too distant.
Can I suggest that, before George W. Bush becomes too distant a memory, the Ohio Democratic Party should print up some simple "Rob Portman = George W. Bush" bumper stickers and circulate them.
Motivation: While profile hidden Markov models (HMMs) are successful and powerful methods to recognize homologous proteins, they can break down when homology becomes too distant due to lack of sufficient training data.
But look much beyond a century and the beneficiaries become too distant to count much in our mental calculus.Discount rates, in other words, are high.
Giuliani had always been obsessively overprepared, and now Siegel could only surmise that in the years since the World Trade Center bombings Giuliani had become too distant from the fray.
Spreading local authorities around different sub-regional groupings to influence policy and funding is not always the most effective way to deliver improved, integrated services, as they become too distant from local people.
They stay "glued" to existing road links until they become too distant, and then typically enter into an "initialization mode" that starts promoting a new match when sufficiently close to a recognized map link.
Indeed, I still try not to become too distant from the world of real scientific discovery, and since starting at SBS, I have contributed in very minor ways to ongoing research projects and have written an undergraduate textbook about ecology.
The relatively larger expanse of adipose tissue in high IMF muscle, as is present in LP animals leads to the formation of hypoxic areas, as some adipocytes become too distant from the vasculature to receive oxygen properly [ 56, 57].
In today's French mind, the EU has become too big, too distant, too focused on austerity and trade: a constraint, not a means of salvation.
