Sentence examples for most remote settlement from inspiring English sources

These men with prehensile feet were residents of the most remote settlement in the British Isles, forty miles out in the North Atlantic, where seabirds, garnered from the towering cliffs, formed the major part of their diet.

This small huddle of volcanic islands, with a population of just 269, sits in the middle of the South Atlantic, 1,750 miles from South Africa and 2,088 miles from South America, making it the most remote settlement in the world.

Radio, satellite television, and the Internet have made a wide range of entertainment and educational material available in even the most remote settlements.

Not only would the government not dismantle even the most remote settlements, which are the most difficult and burdensome for the army to defend; it would not even have the subject on its agenda for discussion.

Given the difficulties involved in reaching the most remote settlements and the achievements that have been made, after all, our remarks about exclusion should not be regarded as a major criticism, but rather a word of warning and a call for special attention.

They belong to the people who built Choquequirao, one of the most remote Inca settlements in the Andes, and were stashed here by the archaeologists who, over the past 20 years, have been slowly freeing the ruins from the cloud forest.

Two days after the quake hit I was flown by the Indian air force into one of the worst-hit and most remote Himalayan settlements.

The village of Kampung Peta is the most remote Orang Asli settlement in the southern state of Johor.

Organized by Eric Kjellgren, assistant curator for Oceanic art, it is billed as the first exhibition in the United States devoted to the art of this tiny Polynesian settlement, one of the most remote inhabited places on earth.

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Resistance like hers threatens to undercut Russia's efforts to reverse one of the perverted economic consequences of Soviet central planning: the settlement of cities and industries in some of the most remote and inhospitable places on earth.