Sentence examples for bit far away from from inspiring English sources

I confess I have been guilty of thinking, "Well, she's nice, but Camden is a bit far away," from time to time.

"It's getting a little bit far away from their not only roles and responsibility but also areas of expertise".

Participant 15 shared: "My doctor's office is a little bit far away from my home.

Stand a bit far away from the person and cross your arms over your chest, showing that you're already retreating.

The only real niggle is that the smallish wall-mounted TV is a bit far away to watch from bed (first world problems).

I'd hate to be down here with lots of nervous tourists giggling and gasping, but neither do I like the present sensation - us alone, just that bit too far away from the surface of the earth.

However, in [67, (1.12)] it is observed that (gamma (n)) has at most a polynomial growth, though the power that one obtains with their methods, even if one may be possibly improve it a bit, seems still far away from being optimal.

I liked the research, but sometimes it was a bit too technical and far away from 'real problems' to me.

The Higgs boson has gotten us a bit closer to a unified field theory -- only a bit -- but we are still far away from a full theory of quantum gravity.

One is the way the main tune returns in the first movement, something Bruckner makes you think has already happened by this point – but in fact we're in the wrong key, and not just a bit "wrong", but we're catastrophically far away from home, from where we should be, the key of A major/minor.

First of all, by extending two-hop connection to three-hop connection, our scheme can cut down receiving bit error ratio (BER) of cell edge nodes far away from a cellular base station (BS), which improves cellular downlink throughput.