Sentence examples for fairly distant from inspiring English sources

Now, though, that logic seems a fairly distant memory.

The neighborhood is fairly distant from mass transportation, which may be one reason it has been slow to redevelop.

But the reality is that the company's stakeholders (the suppliers, customers, investors, and employees) are fairly distant from the board.

Beef Or Salmon, Ireland's great hope, ran on in the closing stages but was still a fairly distant fourth.

So Mr Memmert found ten doctors in fairly distant cities in Lower Saxony and an investor in Nuremberg.

While a representative of class A GPCRs, bovine rhodopsin is not a ligand-activated GPCR and is fairly distant in sequence homology to other class A GPCRs.

With the implantation of refractive or diffractive multifocal IOL, the pseudophakic eye has fairly good distant and near vision, while the intermediate vision is worse.

The lengths of the branches are fairly long (distant) when compared with the germline (GL) sequence, consistent with mutations in most of the clone members.

Until fairly recently, distant metastases have been considered to occur late in the natural history of cancer and represent an incurable state, thereby warranting palliative care only.

Mr. Obama has long been seen as fairly unemotional, even distant.

Lorrine Marer, who has made TV programmes on parenting, including Channel 5's Families Behaving Badly and The Teen Tamer, said: "There are those who are fairly cosseted and distant from the problems that occur with teenagers in a rapidly changing society.