Sentence examples for more remotely from inspiring English sources

Approximately half the population lives within 1 km of the road (hereafter "rural roadside"), and the rest more remotely (hereafter "rural remote").

More remotely and peculiarly, the book includes Bettina Spencer, a kind of inspiration for Mary.

The origins of the carole are in ancient ring dances of May and midsummer festivals and, more remotely, in the ancient Greek choros, or circular, sung dance.

The Nazi reaction was savage: besides 200 immediately implicated conspirators, 5,000 people who were more remotely linked with the plot or were altogether unconnected with it were put to death.

If he loses the right to stay in the United States, he risks indefinite detention in American immigration jails, or, more remotely, deportation back to Iraq, where his lawyers say he would certainly be executed.

So five under would bring about five more players into contention, namely Phil Mickelson and David Duval, and even more remotely Hunter Mahan, Mike Weir, and Woods, who only has 11 more holes to play.

10, 11, 13, 14 However, for practical applications, liquid marbles that allow both remote control of their movement and, more importantly, remotely triggerable opening are highly desirable, 19, 20 but their fabrication is largely unexplored.

Clifford: As my practice has grown and technology has advanced, I am able to do more work remotely.

Doug Suttles, the chief operating officer for exploration and production for BP, said the company had asked the military for better imaging technology and more advanced remotely operated vehicles.

Mobility is not just for the rich any more: working remotely is increasingly common; you can take a sabbatical to work from Bali and not miss a beat.

"Our home time is important so if I can be more productive remotely I can cut my work time to eight hours instead of 12," said Mr. Brucato, a computer systems engineer for Absolute Communications in Denville.