"The prices of goods are higher in Oslo because it's relatively remote, it's expensive for companies to operate there, and because taxes are high," says Robert Helsley, a professor at the University of California, Berkeley's Haas School of Business.
However, Eriksen chose to move to Spurs after the United interest appeared to fade away, and in a summer where manager Andre Villas-Boas spent over £100m – due to the £86m received for Gareth Bale – the fee for Eriksen was relatively remote for such a promising young player.
The new factory is relatively remote, so there isn't much to do after work.
You should be reassured that: "the risk of a financial stability event occurring is relatively remote..."....
The higher estimate assumes that the troubled bond insurance companies fail, a possibility that, for now, is relatively remote.
Although Tunisia is relatively remote from mainstream Arab culture and popular media, which is dominated by Levantine and Gulf elements, the events on Tunisia's streets are being watched on satellite TV throughout the Arab world.
"I think that because of the vaccine and what we know about the virus now, the chances of seeing this kind of epidemic ever again is relatively remote," Professor Hunter said.
Rye Canyon is relatively remote, and "tuners" -- or car enthusiasts -- take advantage of such areas on nights and weekends.
The influence of giant planets in the Solar System, particularly that of Jupiter, is thought to have been limited because they are relatively remote from the terrestrial planets.
Aberdeen are the only senior team in the third largest city in Scotland, a city which is relatively remote, geographically, from other large population centres, and as a result have a large catchment area of potential supporters.
