Sentence examples for happens distant from inspiring English sources
The delicacy of this remark fails to disguise its clarity of purpose, and, as it happens, distant international affairs are by no means the only source of "intrusion" in "A Gate at the Stairs".
They can even influence what happens in distant countries: it is easier to change things in Nigeria by boycotting Shell than by lobbying the Nigerian government.More broadly, the balance of power is not what it seems.
British lawmakers risked "sending the message that in the future the U.K. will be content to stay on the sidelines, regardless of what is happening in distant lands".
Drawing on a probability-as-distance framework, the current research suggests that people relate probability to other distance dimensions, expecting unlikely events to more often happen in distant contexts and likely events in near contexts.
An increasing body of literature suggests that there are at least three different pathways by which neurons may inform the nucleus about the events happening at distant dendritic compartments.
This is not a problem that happens in some distant country "over there".
Obviously what happens in the distant future is for another day".
Non-tabloid papers were far more polite in their headlines and accounts, though they did reflect utter confusion about what had happened in a distant part of distant Yemen.
Mr. Stone confessed a tendency to be distant: "What happens to characters happens to them so that it doesn't have to happen to me.
When, at the eve of the Great Depression, the grandson of an ex-slave lights out for the territories with a patrician white girl who happens to be his distant cousin, "In the Fall" seems absolutely true.
It is, for example, greatly in managers' interests for share prices to be kept high at least until their share options can be exercised profitably - what happens in the more distant future may be of less concern.
