Sentence examples for distance even further from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately it is not possible to increase the fan angle or the pitch distance even further without inducing a coolant separation and a drop in the overall effectiveness.

"Ain't Misbehavin' " is distanced even further from our present-day attitudes, despite the intimacy of the Long Wharf theater, by the high-style staging.

If anything, India's rise as a global power seems likely to distance it even further from Gandhi.

"Yet after they have reached such a high pinnacle, they seem to be able to distance themselves even further from the competition".

But to rule again, the BJP may have to distance itself even further from the RSS and find a more clubable leader.

To distance itself even further from its competition, the company is ratcheting up its strategy to sell more software, content and services, instead of just hard goods.

To distance itself even further from its now-smaller competition, the company is ratcheting up its strategy to sell more software, content and services, instead of just hard goods.

Yet that risks provoking Tsipras to distance himself even further from the rescue plan and to shirk implementation of its requirements.

"Mercury" saw Bloc Party distance themselves even further from the traditional guitar band set-up by experimenting with dark electronic sounds and a brass section inspired by Siouxsie and the Banshees.

Cameron has brought the troops back from Afghanistan, to general relief; has been compelled by public caution not to intervene in Syria; and has distanced Britain even further than his predecessors from the eurozone and its momentum on European integration.

While no serving Japanese prime minister has visited Yasukuni Shrine in four years, Prime Minister Naoto Kan distanced himself even further by announcing that no one in his government would visit the memorial, which angers other Asian countries by honoring Japanese war criminals.