Sentence examples for longer remote from inspiring English sources

The campus, once a farm, is no longer remote.

Suddenly the stories in the newspapers, and in the textbooks, are no longer remote.

By 1940 Brooklyn had more residents than Manhattan, and neighborhoods like Sheepshead Bay, Canarsie and Bay Ridge were no longer remote.

Mr Bowtell tells the audience at Slide that HIV is no longer remote from Australia, focused mainly in sub-Saharan Africa, as it was in 1987.The centre of gravity has shifted towards us.

The group says an attack on the spent fuel, which is less protected than the reactors themselves, could lead to a catastrophic fire that would release radioactive material -- and that the possibility of such an attack is no longer remote.

Rising numbers of inter-faith marriages in the UK mean that, for growing numbers, other faiths are no longer remote or "alien", but include members of their own family.

By December, she was musing that, "the risk of recession no longer seems remote".

There are probably prettier beaches in the Caribbean - longer, more remote - but I prefer little coves and my all-time favourite is Frenchman's Cove in Port Antonio, Jamaica.

Niessen is no longer the remote, tranquil village of Voxlauer's childhood years, when his father was the only celebrity the town had ever known.

Foreign policy, a virtual nonissue in the 2000 election, has become a big one: no longer a remote subject for post-cold-war pontification but a matter of life and death.

If successful, he would no longer have remote access to administer the firewall.