Sentence examples for but further away from inspiring English sources

Botha said the stepladders were not immediately outside the bathroom window but further away.

But further away from the civic and commercial centre, the stronger the expression of a sense of injustice and lack of entitlement.

Conversely, Phenylalanine, Tryptophan, and Cysteine are located closer to the aliphatic and aromatic AAs, but further away from the charged residues.

Entrepreneur electrification projects are equally as far away from major roads and towns, but further away from major transmission lines than wards with government operated off-grid projects.

That means if the closest Uber is currently occupied but could finish their trip and get to you quicker than a vehicle that's unoccupied but further away, they may be slated as your driver instead.

In some places this has turned morning drinking into a joyless, anonymous exercise, but further away from the city its role becomes clearer.

But the further away you are from the problem the easier it is to consider the morality of others' behaviour.

Also a bad idea was the "subs' bench" of second-string speakers, positioned like Simon Cowell and his fellow judges but much further away from the stage.

But the further away from the guns they got, entering the reposeful regions of pen-pushing "rear echelons", the more wary, disapproving and uncomprehending their compatriots became.

First steps, and smiles, and days of school all bring our children closer to something — but also further away from us.

People downtown walk around in shock, but the further away you get, the more normal it seems, and then you can gnash your teeth about the Mets and why they started so late.