Sentence examples for far off countries from inspiring English sources

"Today it is with enormous regret that we confirm there is no doubt that Satao is dead, killed by an ivory poacher's poisoned arrow to feed the seemingly insatiable demand for ivory in far off countries".

The family includes one's entire social network: their relatives in many surrounding villages, in all of the places they marry, even in far off countries like France and the United States..

The troops, now say the generals, have to be able to connect with the local population in far off countries by being familiar with their language and mores.

And I will never see people who place grand narratives over lived realities, who support brutal regimes in far off countries, or who peddle racism, conspiracy theories and atrocity denial, as allies.

As was often the case with him and global events he read about – from famine in Africa to victims of natural disasters in far off countries, to orphans created by wars – he felt a deep sense of empathy for Laura and Euna.

(Here, it is not too far off country music).

But this is not in a far off country.

As nurses we need to grasp the pervasive nature of this problem...NOT in some far off country, but rather, right here at home...in our own backyards.

Although no stranger to traveling in far-off countries, McPhee described the journey as "gruelling".

The New Yorker, April 10 , 1948P. 70 With eager step, in far-off countries.

Those results have G.E. rethinking 30 years of offshoring and outsourcing its manufacturing to cheaper suppliers in far-off countries.