Sentence examples for comparatively far from from inspiring English sources
Cape Verde is comparatively far from the edge of the African Plate.
It is located near a river creek of Uppanar influenced by tides, but it is comparatively far from the sea with results in the time log.
Well D2 was comparatively far from Well L1 and the gravity effect in this well was relatively strong due to a bottom cave.
Their early historical biogeography (from Eocene-Oligocene to Miocene) has already been explored [ 29] while their recent history (from Pliocene to Holocene) has received comparatively far less attention (e.g. [ 3]).
Despite the pessimism surrounding Buffalo, they are comparatively far better off than Jacksonville.
They live in a "manse" in a comparatively well-off neighborhood, not far from the hotel that houses Logan's mother, a manipulative schemer who, as she nears 90, is still called "Girly".
Although far from empty, the conference was comparatively easy to get around rather than the usual heaving morass.
Kirk Day, the IRC's Field Director in Lesbos, said that despite its comparatively short length, the voyage from Turkey to Greece is "far from safe" and will only become more dangerous as summer fades.
It's not far from Manhattan by train and bus, and homes are comparatively affordable.
The incident wave field is given by a stochastic wave process far from the structure, where the scattered (diffracted and radiated) wave field is comparatively small.
