Sentence examples for distant geographies from inspiring English sources

People work across distant geographies, and their platforms need to be synced.

When he was a child - the short kid - he looked at the stars and saw a distant geography.

Yborder is however banking on its local network of recruitment experts, distant geography between offers and a high bar to selection.

We also examine collaboration "cosmopolitanism," the extent to which scientists collaborate with those around them (one's research group, one's university) as opposed to those more distant in geography or institutional setting (other universities, researchers in industry, researchers in other nations).

In it Humboldt took his readers on a thrilling journey from outer space to Earth, bringing together distant nebulae, the geography of plants and erupting volcanoes.

Acts of brutality, even those distant in time and geography, cast a shadow over relationships between the town's inhabitants.

That's why statements like "Main Street and Wall Street rise and fall together" are 100% incorrect: Those two geographies have never been more distant from one another.

Those lines that came back to me, when all other words failed, provided me with a geography of hope, like some distant but clearly visible shoreline.

The result is attractive and addictive, helping us see not only why we should care about distant countries but also what the vast impersonal forces of geography and history mean for human beings.

Cellular phones, changing governmental regulations and new Internet technology have torn area codes from geography, allowing people to have phone numbers with area codes distant from where they live.

The β-lactamase encoding transposon Tn 552 in plasmids of staphylococci isolated between the 1940s and the 2000s from distant locations shows the persistence of antibiotic resistance genes over time and geography.