Sentence examples similar to increasingly distant from those from inspiring English sources

The electrons, alone or in pairs, occupy orbitals increasingly distant from the nucleus.

His reaction shocked very few: the ANC is routinely dismissive of civil society voices and is increasingly distant from the concerns of its poor, mass base.

But Ms. Clarke based her campaign on the theme that Mr. Owens had been ineffective in his 18 years in Congress and had grown increasingly distant from the concerns of residents.

As the gang expanded into ten cities, early in the past decade, James grew increasingly distant from the hand-to-hand fighting and hand-to-mouth existence of his foot soldiers.

But he was kept on when no one of sufficient stature could be found to take a post that seemed to have become increasingly distant from the real power in Washington.

As practitioners found themselves without enlightened guidance in a world increasingly distant from the benign influence of a buddha's presence, the obstacles to successful practice loomed ever larger and practitioners came to seek a practicable way to advance.

From the end of the 10th, throughout the 11th, and up to the beginning of the 12th centuries, the production of original philosophical literature into Arabic and Persian became the main stream of the Arabic-Islamic philosophy, which was by then increasingly distant from the Greek sources in Arabic translation.

Rutherford himself became increasingly distant from the party, and sought re-election in the next election as an independent Liberal, opposed to Sifton's government.

In the early part of the 20th century further expansion took place in residential districts increasingly distant from the city centre.

The SNP with low MAF were penalized relative to SNP with high MAF as their genomic position became increasingly distant from the midpoint of the interval.

The frequency of incorporating mutations does not decrease to zero at sites increasingly distant from the site of URA3 insertion.