Sentence examples for being further from from inspiring English sources

Development there, being further from cities, encourages longer journeys by car.

Supported financially by Britain since the East India Company first colonised it in 1658, St Helena is about to reject its dependency on hand-outs by introducing air travel to an island which was described [by the author Julia Blackburn] as being "further from anywhere than anywhere else in the world".

Pettigrew (forthcoming) adapts this approach to the PoI, showing that violations of the PoI increase one's risk of being further from the truth.

As Helen ApSimon, a professor of air pollution studies at Imperial College London, points out, this means "you don't necessarily get away from air pollution by being further from the sources".

The majority of people believe that the seasons are caused by the earth being further from the sun during winter and closer in the summer.

Riverside experiences higher temperatures and lower relative humidity than Whittier as a result of being further from the Pacific Ocean and closer to the inland desert.

Nothing is further from the truth.

Nothing could be further from my intention.

Nothing could be further from the truth.

Nothing was further from the truth.

Nothing could be further from reality.