Sentence examples for largely remote from inspiring English sources

Yet experts say any threat to public water supplies remains largely remote.

In an age where people can interrogate most companies and products online as well as elsewhere, the government still remains largely remote and inscrutable.

Though its product infrastructure is largely remote, Netflix could create ripple effects that improve Africa's ICT grid.

Reviewing "The Piano Lesson," Clive Barnes wrote in the New York Post that although the play takes place in "a microcosm largely remote, for many of us, from our own little worlds," Wilson speaks "the language of humanity...

The Top End of the Northern Territory (NT) of Australia is a large geographical area of over 500,000 square kilometres with a relatively small population comprised of a largely urban centralised non-Indigenous population and a smaller, largely remote, de-centralised and disadvantaged Indigenous population (Fig.  1) that is under-enumerated and culturally and linguistically heterogeneous [ 1].

Results from the multivariable analysis are supported by the results from the spatial analysis that showed clusters of households with poor QoL located in the northern part of Purworejo District, which is a largely remote, mountainous area that is not easily accessed by public transportation.

HeRAMS was developed for use in the Darfur states of Sudan as a health facility assessment tool to monitor the availability of health services across a large, remote, and largely inaccessible area with frequent disruptions to the availability of health services.

But the recent influx of thousands more has been more notable, in part, because many of the new arrivals are visibly involved in commerce, standing in contrast to Brazilians, Suriname's other fast-growing immigrant group, who work largely at remote gold mines in the interior.

A lifelong admirer of Che Guevara, he nonetheless became the darling of Western anti-Communists.. Though the civil war that broke out in 1975 was fought largely in remote regions of a country that is twice the size of Texas, it marked the opening wheeze in what was to be Moscow's last interventionist gasp.

The investigation of the MLT region relies largely on remote sensing techniques.

Although the Dorset and Hampshire region surrounding it had been the site of human settlement for thousands of years, Westover was largely a remote and barren heathland before 1800.