Sentence examples for countries remote from inspiring English sources

Mr. Salgado has sought out the beginnings of time, visiting 32 countries — remote, seemingly inhospitable places cherished by people who live in an ancient, intricate balance with nature.

BEIRUT, Lebanon Saudidi warplanes bombed a group of Yemeni rebels late Wednesday on the countries' remote border, a day after the rebels overran a strategic hilltop and killed a Saudi border guard.

Despite efforts to close the countries' remote rainforest border, 11 cases have been confirmed in Congo, following 16 in neighbouring parts of Gabon, the World Health Organisation said yesterday.

In low-resource environments, such as developing countries, remote geographic locations, conflict (and post-conflict) affected regions and displaced communities where access to medical examinations is lacking, DNA evidence is not available to support prosecutions and perpetrators are rarely identified and held accountable for crimes of sexual violence.

Cell phone roaming charges, especially in foreign countries, remote locations and at sea.

However, it is also far smaller and more recent, and settled in a more overtly Christian country, remote from the Islamic world and in a culture with less understanding of it.

But as the law takes effect across the country, remote, perpetually beleaguered schools like John Essex will be called upon to try to transform themselves into schools that can deliver consistent progress for every type of student.

To these pairings and constellations must be added VS Naipaul and his short-lived but immensely gifted brother Shiva, born in a country remote enough for the Brontës to have daydreamed of.

Though their centre of operations is in the northeast of the country, remote from the country's more prosperous southern cities and oil-producing regions, Boko Haram has had a profound impact on Nigeria, a country of 160-million people divided roughly evenly between Muslims and Christians.

The countrys remote river delta areas were hit hardest.

In many developing countries and remote areas of important ecosystems, good quality precipitation data are neither available nor readily accessible.