Sentence examples for more remote places from inspiring English sources

But grander properties in prettier, more remote places have hardly increased in value.

For lesser-known or more remote places, you'll need to search in the broader geographical categories.

And in more recent history, several philosophers have sought refuge in quieter, more remote places.

Yes, it was forced to abandon Vancouver-area locations for Alberta and even more remote places.

Oil firms are searching harder in more remote places, such as the Arctic and the deep seas off Brazil.

Besides, the security afforded by Mr Khan and his jihadis allows the UN and other agencies to do better work in more remote places.

It's a largely straightforward trail outside the wet season, yet it immediately feels like another, more remote place thick with tamarind trees, parrots and lizards.

But Mr Gibbons's graver complaints concerned an even more remote place: an amazing set of structures perched on a ledge below the island's summit, in an area known as the South Peak.Grellan Rourke, the conservationist who has overseen the island for three decades, passionately defends his labours at the South Peak.

In exile, however, John found it possible to keep up a lively correspondence with his supporters and was still able to exert a measure of influence in his cause, and word came from Constantinople that he was to be removed to an even more remote place at the eastern end of the Black Sea.

But when the time comes to hold a major feast of thanksgiving to the deity who granted their prayers, they go to a great deal of extra trouble and added expense to hold this feast at the more remote place of Banjari.

If you are in a more remote place, the assumption is that you will be willing to get in a car and travel a bit further (and it may also be the case that Foursquare simply has less density with advertisers in those locations).