Sentence examples for more distant one from inspiring English sources

There are several variants of unavailable mother (a self-absorbed one, a distant one, and an even more distant one); as for the dads, there's an embezzling one, a harsh one, and a cool, middle-class one, who has a couple of days' growth and a necklace and is against all things Upper East Side, though he's fine with his kids going to private schools there.

Sunday River has a busier, more centrally located Grand Summit Hotel and a quieter more distant one, the Jordan Grand Hotel (207-824-3000; sundayriver.htmlLodging/LodgingOptions.html).html

If, in the ceaseless shifting of the stars, two of them should become almost perfectly aligned with Earth, the gravity of the nearer star can bend and magnify the light from the more distant one, causing it to get much brighter for a few days.

Even if it did, unionists now face a similar wait for Godot – replacing a distant colonial master in London with a dull and even more distant one in Brussels neither makes the Ulster Scots an actual nation, nor does it point to a self-confident and forward-looking culture.

Fear and grief became part of the family, familiar and ever-present, but a more distant one.

The results in table 1 show that amino acid repeats are sufficient to distinguish between a series of related species and a more distant one, even if the outgroup shares a similar nucleic acid content to the members of the group.

Although a centromere's ability to advance origin activation time is bidirectional, the centromere also has a greater timing effect on closer origins than on more distant ones (Pohl et al. 2012).

As closer objects lead to larger image velocities and should have a greater impact on the cell response than more distant ones, we did not use the distance for correlation with the neural responses, but the nearness of every pixel as given by the inverse distance.

The more distant ones aren't practical for my job.

And nearby Heathrow airport may expand.Things will not be so easy for smaller towns such as Bracknell, or for more distant ones such as Swindon.

But when they compared French districts that are close to the Rhine with more distant ones, there was no difference in stockmarket participation.The authors find that this distrust of finance affects people of all education levels, even though the more educated are less likely to be anti-Semitic.