Sentence examples for much more distant from inspiring English sources

Capuchins are much more distant relatives.

China has always had a much more distant relationship with international human rights norms than the Communist states of yesteryear.

Relationships with Iraqis were much more distant, and Americans much more isolated, owing to security restrictions and other factors.

Officials hope to adopt the guidelines later this spring, with a view to the much more distant future.

The current antitrust chief keeps his opinions to himself and he has been much more distant in dealing with the companies.

But the runway's length and position, and close links to London (just 40 minutes to Gatwick) make Newquay a strong contender for much more distant flight.

For Van Gogh, Daubigny's influence was much more distant--Daubigny had already passed away by the time Van Gogh began painting--yet quite profound.

In a few months, they will be responsible for securing the rest of the province with much less, and more distant, NATO support.

A systematic error due to an inappropriate velocity structure is as large as a random error at a short distance, and becomes much larger at more distant points.

It shows not only the brilliant massive stars and brightly lit clouds of dust visible to conventional optical telescopes, but also the hundreds of thousands of other, much fainter and more distant, stars that are normally hidden from view.

New observations by Brett Gladman of the Observatoire de la Côte d'Azur, France, and his colleagues now reveal that 2000 CR105's orbit is much larger and more distant than had been assumed: Even when it's closest to the sun, at 6.6 billion kilometers, it lies far outside Neptune's orbit.