Sentence examples for is considered remote from inspiring English sources

Once known as the Moluccas, this corner of the world is considered remote even within Indonesia.

The chance of that is considered remote, even by those who expect aliens to exist, because even aliens are presumed to work within the laws of physics.

Because of disparities between American and British law, that possibility is considered remote, but Judge George B. Daniels of the Federal District Court issued a bench warrant yesterday for his arrest.

With pockets as deep as BP's — its assets are worth more than $260 billion — the possibility that it might be forced to seek bankruptcy protection because of the Gulf of Mexico oil spill is considered remote by many industry experts.

In July 2004, Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger, now Pope Benedict XVI, confirmed, "When a Catholic does not share a candidate's stand in favor of abortion and/or euthanasia, but votes for that candidate for other reasons, it is considered remote material cooperation, which can be permitted in the presence of proportionate reasons".

In comparison to gingival crevicular fluid (GCF), saliva as a source to identify cytokines is considered remote from the root inflammatory zone, which means least overlapping of cytokines expressions [31, 32].

They also said that the chances of finding the body were considered remote.

But chances of getting the 218 signatures needed for success were considered remote.

Woodward's chances of progressing from a long list of eight to a shortlist of one are considered remote.

Mr. Obama's departure from the United Nations on Thursday eliminated any possibility, which had already been considered remote, that he would greet Mr. Rouhani personally while both leaders were here.

The chances of an outright breakaway are considered remote for the same reasons that have always stymied discussion, not least the fact Fifa would be unlikely to sanction any new competition.