Sentence examples for distantly from inspiring English sources

Then, more distantly, comes the issue of whether it was actually a correct incorrect red card in the first place.

And the body has even less tolerance for tissues from more distantly related donors, such as pigs.

More generally, the company can look like a conglomerate whose 40 separate product lines are only distantly related.

But again, religious fare was the favourite subject, followed by sport, and only distantly by scientific subjects.

It was by no means so sure when he was born, in Ogden, Utah, into a Mormon family distantly linked to Joseph Smith, the founder.

In Oregon, Gordon Smith, a centrist who is distantly related to the Udalls, though on the other side of the aisle, was slightly behind.

David Cameron, the prime minister, is distantly connected to Harold Pinter, a dramatist who once said that voting for Margaret Thatcher in 1979 was "the most shameful act of my life".

The PS2 has had export controls slapped on it, on the grounds that, when coupled with a video camera, it could make an ideal missile-guidance system.William Perry, a former American defence secretary, is distantly responsible.

For that reason only I do not think I have to remember all the distantly related circumstances like when exactly the suggestion was made.

Even more distantly, Mr Shevardnadze would like it to join NATO.

Saudi Arabia, by contrast, is stranded on one of those lonely clumps of products that seem only distantly related to anything else.To cross these gaps, entrepreneurs need help.