Sentence examples for far from remote from inspiring English sources

The possibility of either event is far from remote.

For film-maker Gemma Atwal, born in India and adopted by an English couple, such questions are far from remote.

Strikingly, it warns that "major war in Europe is inconceivable for at least a generation, but the prospects for conflict in Asia are far from remote".

Showing not even a hint of doubt, Mr. Hatzius said, "The prospect of substantial inflation seems very remote, but the prospect for deflation is far from remote.

Far From Remote: Where the Shows Are Here are details about visiting the Asian Art Week exhibitions mentioned in Holland Cotter's review.

1938 Atlantic Plane Travel Is Near NEW YORK — Regular trans-Atlantic air service was viewed as "far from remote" by F.P. Small, president of the American Express Company, when commenting on recent developments in aerial travel in Europe and America.

It is housed on a former maple-sugar farm in rural Quebec, not far from the remote hamlet of St.-Telesphore St.-Telesphore

Throughout the wars of Yugoslavia's destruction, he waved away the desolate villages and desperate camps where the dead mounted up, far from his remote Belgrade offices.

Far from being remote from everyday life, this purpose was primitive; every child asks questions of the kind that scientists ask, he said.

It opens on the 18-year-old Layla (Lamis Ammar), who — far from their remote village — is driving the family's truck under the eagle-eyed supervision of her father, Suliman (Haitham Omari).

Such a scenario is far from a remote chance - the last time a UK government committed to 10 nuclear stations (Margaret Thatcher's in 1979) only one station was built, Sizewell, and then only after 15 years.