Sentence examples similar to concerning a far-off from inspiring English sources

In Shaikh's dark, noisy classroom, the scarcity of Muslim politicians is a far-off concern to students trying to pass final examinations and move onto the next grade.

Robert Mera, a climate researcher at the Union of Concerned Scientists, told VICE News the situation shows that climate change isn't a far-off threat.

That is still a far-off prospect.

That's a far-off target.

A far off land.

To a far off Lyn called Brook.

Maybe even a far off dog barking?

What Dalton (loosely based on businessman James Giffen and his role in the Kazakhgate scandal) is outlining here is the depressing facts of corruption — the benefits are upfront (you win the contract or avoid tax), and the risks (getting caught) are only of concern in some far-off, distant future.

You may have seen some progression, but suddenly the far-off worry becomes an immediate concern after a serious fall, a car accident, or losing a spouse.

So our concern is not just about some far-off land oceans away.

"[Rulers in DRC and Burundi] will assume, perhaps correctly, that Trump's world will be restricted to direct US interests with a view that human rights in far-off places do not concern," he said.