Sentence examples for growing remote from inspiring English sources
Shares of the retailer closed down nearly 15 percent on Friday, to $11.75, as investors appeared worried that the chances of a successful takeover were growing remote.
Yet politicians take care of themselves and party interests, while government grows remote and unresponsive, leaving people feeling powerless.
Mandela came to bitterly regret his acquiescence on that choice, as Mbeki grew remote, paranoid and autocratic while in power.
Poetry, as a professional endeavour, seems to have grown remote from what people want to achieve with it.
Politicians take care of themselves and party interests, while government grows remote and unresponsive, leaving people feeling powerless".
With the Summer Games in Beijing approaching in August, though, Kibet's Olympic hopes have grown remote.
But his career had slackened, and his chances of making it to the big time — the "Tonight Show," his own sitcom — had grown remote.
He once supported the party that most vocally advocates for small businesses, the Union of Right Forces; increasingly, he said, even its candidates had grown remote and ineffectual.
To expand the program, Caplan said he will continue to grow Remote Year's team, which is currently 85 people (As you might expect, that team is all over the world — there's no central headquarters).
But the chances of completing one overarching deal appear to be growing more remote.
