Sentence examples for more distant destinations from inspiring English sources

And applying its business model to more distant destinations might prove difficult.

Under the president's proposal, the human spaceflight program would shift its focus to developing new space technologies for several years before embarking on a program to reach more distant destinations of an asteroid around 2025 and Mars a decade later.

NASA — the National Aeronautics and Space Administration — will turn to private companies to launch astronauts into space, while it starts work on a larger rocket for travel to more distant destinations — an asteroid, perhaps, and eventually Mars.

In its 2011 budget proposal, the Obama administration sought to cancel the moon program and take a five-year hiatus on any development of rockets or spacecraft capable of taking astronauts beyond low-Earth orbit to more distant destinations like the moon, asteroids or Mars.

Instead, he proposed to rely on commercial companies to carry astronauts and cargo to the International Space Station orbit and called on NASA to develop "game-changing" technologies to make travel to more distant destinations — asteroids and eventually Mars — cheaper and faster.

A successful commercial program for trips to the station also will free NASA to concentrate on travel to more distant destinations in space, including asteroids and Mars.

Guillermo Güémez García, a deputy governor of the central bank, argues that although some Americans may stay at home, others will choose Mexico instead of more expensive and distant destinations.

The airline backs Department for Transport plans to run a new high-speed line via Heathrow airport and on to the rest of the UK, but a spokesperson said it would be impractical to target flights to more distant short-haul destinations such as Madrid, Rome and Prague.

The island's capital, Papeete, is an eight-hour flight from Los Angeles, making interisland cruising aboard the ship Paul Gauguin easier to access than some dream destinations that are more distant.

The accessibility indicator measures access to opportunities at destinations in which smaller and more distant (costly) opportunities provide diminishing influence.

Hence, a separate map is created for each origin, with nearby destination zones being small, and more distant ones larger.