Sentence examples for far-off region from inspiring English sources
The phrase "far-off region" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a distant or remote area, often in a geographical or metaphorical context. Example: "The explorers set out to discover the mysteries of the far-off region that had long been shrouded in legend."
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.
This is a reminder of how climate changes in far-off regions such as the North Pole can have very real effects on extreme weather faced here in the Lower 48.
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.
This near disinterest of the Seleucids in the far-off eastern regions must have alienated the Greeks who had settled there, far from their homeland, and the thought of taking back their full independence could not have been far from their minds.
The 0.5-s pulse-off time will allow the depleted layer to be repopulated by ions diffusing from far-off electrode regions.
The discovery might reveal how energy is transported from this central region to far-off locations.
