Sentence examples similar to far off region from inspiring English sources
Even before deregulation, utilities complained of having to handle power wandering through from one far-off region to another.
Whether there is an American audience for this buoyant nonsense from a far-off region remains to be seen.
They have fun talking about feelings 'cause they're wasted, while you sit there dreaming of bein' finger-fucked by a foxy midget from a far-off region of the Ukraine.
Only eleven per cent of L.A.'s water is local, the rest is expensively imported from far-off regions like Imperial County, which I wrote about in the magazine in May.
As Rudy Giuliani found out in 2008, and as Christie himself discovered in this year's primaries, many Republicans who inhabit the far-off regions of the famous Saul Steinberg drawing tend not to warm to brash products of the metropolitan area on the Presidential ticket.
"There is a huge number of victims, in part because these Native American communities were remote and vulnerable, and in part because of a policy by the Jesuits, even though they deny it, of sending problem priests to these far-off regions," said Terry McKiernan of Bishopaccountability.org, a victims' advocacy group that tracks abuse cases.
Thus, training incidence in far-off regions with lower turnover may not necessarily be higher; it may actually suffer from potentially none-up-to-date HR policies.
Error distribution pattern is also similar to that in the IE model case shown in Fig. 6(b); errors of afterslips are again mostly less than 0.3 m with a maximum error of ∼0.45 m at a region far off Cape Erimo.
PhD student Chiara Marieni says: "We have found regions that have the potential to store decades to hundreds of years of industrial carbon dioxide emissions although the largest regions are far off shore.
Even as the Pentagon moved additional combat aircraft and ships into the region, it was unclear how far off any American assault might be.
