Sentence examples for is a more distant from inspiring English sources

"Syria is a more distant threat.

Hitler is a more distant figure.

The long-term settlement of the Syrian civil war is a more distant issue.

Some analysts contend that high-speed Internet connections will ultimately make discs less relevant as consumers download more music and movies, though this is a more distant threat.

Beyond that is a more distant group we see less often but would still actively miss if they dropped dead tomorrow.

But whether the HSX can help to improve the quality of American films is a more distant hope.John Smutniak: finance correspondent, The Economist.

But direct flights are a more distant prospect, since they raise issues of sovereignty.

She will be a more distant medal contender in her other events, slalom and giant slalom.

It could not be a more distant cousin of Campbell's -- a bright green purée enhanced by a mound of peekytoe crab and a drizzle of hazelnut oil -- but anyone who grew up on cream of celery would understand it by the second spoonful.

This is consistent with the hypothesis that DupB in apes is an exact ortholog of the single copy in monkeys with DupA being a more distant paralog.

Microsoft is at a more distant 63.9 out of 100, but ABI analyst Aapo Markkanen notes that it actually beat Apple where innovation is concerned, with a total point score of 77 points compared to 76 for Apple in innovation.