Sentence examples for being further out from inspiring English sources

"But the downside to being further out is that I've known many people who have had cancer more than once.

Financial stocks also fell as investors worried about the economic recovery being further out than hoped.

Housing here is generally not as cheap as being further out of town or in Fall Creek (but generally cheaper than Collegetown).

But with signs of a deal with Greece being further out of reach than ever, of a growing rift between her and her finance minister, Wolfgang Schäuble, (he is said to believe a Grexit is the lesser of two evils), and of deep divisions within her own CDU/CSU, Merkel could find herself increasingly isolated on the issue.

"All our research pointed to it being further out to sea". The crew found the site by carefully combing through side-scan sonar and multi-beam sonar data to identify anomalies on a deep sea floor littered with rocky outcrops and other debris.

When we're dealing with atoms outside of the transition metals, we say that these orbitals form "orbital shells" around the atom, with each successive shell being further out than the ones before.

"Hey, that traffic cone should be further out, what's up with these guys?

Sea ice is further out from land than it once was and is becoming treacherously thin for hunters to traverse.

If the strong presidential candidate Prabowo Subianto is elected this month, migrants may be further out on a limb.

But installing new technologies doesn't mean cruise companies are using them, especially when they are further out in the sea and difficult to monitor, Keever noted.

The free-kick is further out than the last one… Bradley chips it towards Altidore but Dzeko, of all people, tidies it up.