Sentence examples for bit further off from inspiring English sources

Much else of what South Africa has to offer adventurers is a bit further off the beaten track.

The coming integration of humans and machines may be a bit further off than he thinks, but he convinced me that we will get there someday.

For now, all of the content on Curious is free, but Kitch says paid lesson functionality is coming soon, along with apps for other platforms and devices — though those are a bit further off.

"But since our people are demanding that they should get flood warnings at least a week in advance, we would like to get the hydrological data from a bit further off areas in India so that we get more lead time for a forecast," Mr Hossain said.

Sometimes you just have to make sure you get out of the tourist area when in a new city and take that risk to adventure a bit further off the beaten path.

My mom took me to buy it with a mix of motherly pride and the somber recognition that came from knowing her daughter was approaching the "dating years" (she needn't have worried; those proved to be a bit further off than expected).

Each time I tried to push myself just a little bit further: off-piste one year, heli-skiing the next, glacier-skiing the year after that.

A bit further on, landslides forced us to detour off the road on to dirt tracks through the jungle.

Trees will spontaneously shed some of their fruit in an effort to save their energies and as soon as this happens it's just a case of taking the tree's work a bit further, snipping off the young fruitlets with a clean, sharp pair of secateurs.

For those a bit further down, expanding off-quota recruitment down the grade scale is a matter of desperate urgency.

True enough – but the roots go back a bit further, to when Showalter took over a 1992 Yankee club coming off three straight losing seasons.