Sentence examples similar to nearly remote from inspiring English sources

One subtype of responsive orbits is repeat coverage orbit which is nearly circular in most remote sensing applications.

And Fox News had a tasty twofer the day of the former President's speech — Dick Morris in the studio and Karl Rove in a not-nearly-remote-enough location talking about what Clinton should say.

Nearly everyone has a cell phone in Rwanda even people in some of the poorest, most remote areas of the country.

As a result, D Day and the Nazi death camps can seem nearly as remote as Lincoln and his Union soldiers.

Most of the spots that are being considered are in areas nearly as remote as Sarichef, with no roads or nearby cities, or even settlements.

Because they are located in secondary jungle and are not nearly as remote, they best serve as introductory visits to the Amazon.

Whether he expected such a substantial stretch of privacy when he withdrew from New York is unknown, as is almost everything about his private life in a place that is not nearly so remote from the world as most of his readers supposed.

Shin's article profiles 125 different companies that have gone either entirely or nearly fully remote, including small operations and larger businesses like Citrix and Github.

The more distant parts of the station were very nearly as remote as the moon — if the commodore wished to communicate with a vessel which had been sent to cruise among the islands of the eastern Pacific, he could do no more than to send copies of his letter to all ports at which the ship was expected to touch and hope that she would receive one of them.

When a problem arises, nearly half of remote workers let it fester for weeks or more.

Multiple-ply, multiple-fiber specimens were found to have nearly the same remote debond stress as the single-fiber specimens.