Sentence examples for more further from from inspiring English sources

"Just a little more further from the ground".

Nothing could be more further from the compositional world of Hans Zimmer, probably one of the most recognised heirs of the old American film music tradition.

Nick Mangold: "It was saying he was lazy, didn't put the work in, felt complacent, and I think it couldn't be more further from the truth.

Fly to airports more further away from major cities.

If you buy all your food from the supermarket you are one more further step away from where your food comes from.

Dead zones, where the signal doesn't quite reach, are also visible and become more common further from the source, as walls and other obstacles absorb more signal energy.

Acidic groundwater became progressively more common further from the coast towards the drier internally drained regions.

In summary, genotype spectrum B occurred more frequently further from the road than the R genotype spectrum.

The frequency of this allele in human ethnic groups is correlated with latitude, with the p.Arg577X mutation more prevalent further from the equator [ 61].

Nonetheless, there is a clear tendency in both mouse mutants and domesticated species for pigmentation deficits to be more visible further from the site of origin of the neural crest, such as the paws or the midline of the belly (Jackson 1994; Yamaguchi et al. 2007; Mills and Patterson 2009).

One of the traditional practices described was more commonly practiced among women living in more isolated areas, further from the hospital, but was recognized by all of the respondents.