Sentence examples for is relatively far from inspiring English sources

The Iraq problem is relatively far away from us.

But that doesn't mean that it's always a good idea to want to, particularly when that longed-for death is relatively far in the future.

Because the car's engine is relatively far from the microphones it hits both sides of the microphone diaphragms at the same time.

Starrett City is relatively far from flashy Manhattan, but real estate executives still expect the bidding for the complex, which has 5,881 apartments, to exceed $1 billion.

Even though this area of Belize has some spectacular diving, it is relatively far from the main airport, and there are no major scuba dive centers.

If used properly, one image can be very close to the camera on the left side of the lens while the image on the right is relatively far away, and both are in perfect focus.

And one reason there are so many, and relatively little pressure, yet, to leave, is that the primaries are relatively far off.

"They're relatively far from large, proven gas fields," Thierry Desmarest, the chairman and chief executive of the French oil concern TotalFina Elf, said in an interview yesterday.

Given that all these institutions and places are relatively far from Scotland, the saint's memory can perhaps be shared amicably enough.

The residents of Montana are relatively far from markets for their products, as well as from the country's manufacturing and supply centres.

"It's relatively far away for us to go to New London, but we had a supporter who thought it was important to be there for this conference and agreed to underwrite the cost," Ms. Rogers said.