Sentence examples for established far from from inspiring English sources

Deepwater farms can be established far from shipping lanes, aircraft flight paths, commercial or sport fishing grounds, and known migratory paths of birds and marine animals, potentially easing the process of obtaining the necessary approvals and permits.

The List, and Tough Love Given the mood at the Hilton Garden that December night, even those now happily established far from Bensonhurst seemed delighted to be caught up once again in its mystique.

And judging from recent history, the analogies that have already been established, far from making genocide unthinkable, have helped make it seem as commonplace a possibility as schoolyard bullying.

But will this capitulation (again, assuming it is true) result in losing even more subscribers as the infrastructure of security RIM has established (far from impenetrable, but far better than Apple, Microsoft, or Google) is reduced to a shell?

UK-based members will be joined by activists from recently formed copycat "defence leagues" in Norway, Sweden and the Netherlands – as well as supporters of more established far-right groups from France, Germany and Denmark.

There is a parallel in today's show: the three men are established, if far from establishment, figures, while Brennan is from the coming generation.

He said measures for avoiding a situation whereby bacteria can breed are well established and "far from being rocket science".

It is well established that far from being swamp-bound hippo-like animals, sauropods preferred drier, upland areas; so perhaps Brontomerus lived in rough, hilly terrain and the powerful leg muscles were a sort of 'dinosaur four-wheel drive'".

The name Efa first appears during Roman rule, some time after the end of the 1st century, when a Roman fortress and small Jewish settlement were established not far from Tell es-Samak.

And indeed, all AQP4-specific T cells established so far from wildtype animals were only weakly encephalitogenic, targeted the wrong sites, and were essentially confined to the meninges, but only poorly infiltrated the CNS parenchyma [ 32].

However, given that the camps in Dili were established not far from the surrounding communities, targeting only one side of the community (IDPs) and neglecting others (nearby communities) who share the same living environment (the city of Dili) is unhelpful.