Sentence examples for more remote to from inspiring English sources

It is a serene, highly regulated world that fractured for Samar's father in the aftermath of independence in 1947, and that feels even more remote to Samar, who grew up with cricket, Tintin comics and the books of Enid Blyton.

Then he came back to Tahiti but he didn't like it because in the time he'd been away it had got all developed and wasn't savage enough for him any longer so he decided to go somewhere more remote, to Hiva Oa, northeast of Tahiti, in the Marquesas.

Well, you might have a more serious problem, but you also might want to try going somewhere a little more remote to get away from it all.

There is even a threat, although more remote, to mathematics instruction at the secondary level.

Although many researchers focus on contexts more remote to the adolescent (e.g., family, peers, school), more distal contexts also influence human development.

The value proposition for diagnosis is usually less transparent diagnosis is more remote to the desired outcome (ie, 'better health' not 'better diagnosis', per se 77) and, consequently, the link between improved diagnosis of a condition and improved health is more uncertain (eg, overdiagnosis of cancer 64).

By that time she was travelling to more remote areas to walk, distant prairie hills and wilderness foothills.

Their work has taken them from remote regions of Yakutia, Russia, studying heat-loving extremophiles, to the even more remote Lake Untersee to study the isolated bacteria inhabiting this lake.

So instead, people have been funneled to these much more remote places to cross the border.

This time we are heading to one of the more remote sites to the northwest of Club Ocellaris.

Oh, they said, we need to see an experiment, with piles of hay in more remote places, to see if Santino would hide rocks there as well.