Sentence examples for more distant to from inspiring English sources

Moreover, we suggest the benefits from complementarity to be higher when a firm is more distant to the technological frontier in the industry and when markets for technology in that industry are shallow.

Eucalypt plantations were similar to shrublands in understory species composition and functional types when young, becoming more distant to them when older, and more similar to pine plantations and native forests.

The data support a model for the RNA degradosome (RNAD), in which the RNase E carboxy-end is proximal to PNPase, more distant to Enolase, and more than 10 nm from RhlB helicase.

Yet the departed often seem no more distant to these characters than their all-too-living co-workers, neighbors and spouses, with whom deep connection is an elusive, almost dangerous prospect.

Something like Doctor Who, The X Factor or the Olympics will suddenly get everyone crowded round the TV again, but in general TV just feels more distant to me.

It was eight months ago that West Ham were a minute from beating Liverpool in the FA Cup final but that memorable match must have felt far more distant to them last night.

But he said that if these stores closed, Indians would just drive to more distant towns to get a drink.

He lowered his profile, often driving to more distant communities to run routine errands.

Due to its more distant relationship to the other phages, the protein-coding genes of Colossus were compared to phage phiCbK separately.

Many are believed to use offshore companies or more distant relatives to hide their true assets.

The GUD ELW population showed relatively close relationships to RIN and NIS and more distant relationships to the other populations.