Sentence examples for often farther from inspiring English sources
Value resorts range from $77 to $109, depending on season and availability, and generally provide basics like laundry and room service, but are often farther from major attractions.
By nature, you're often farther away from the screen on the iPad Pro than you are on your phone, but still, I feel like I can be much more "off axis" to the camera and it still unlocks.
In these adult facilities, juveniles are often farther from their families; they are not offered age-appropriate educational programming; and they are at greater risk of experiencing or, also traumatic, witnessing violence, sexual abuse, or suicide.
Others, often farther away from the city center, permit them, like the Los Angeles County fairgrounds and the San Manuel Amphitheater in Devore, which is owned by San Bernardino County and managed by Live Nation Entertainment.
During the breeding season, the peregrine falcon is territorial; nesting pairs are usually more than 1 km apart, and often much farther, even in areas with large numbers of pairs.
The number can be a bit misleading, since you can often see much farther from high vantage points on clear days.
This is more in line with transcription in E. cuniculi and contrasts with the situation in A. locustae, where transcripts start directly upstream of the translation initiation site, but often terminate much farther downstream in the adjacent gene [ 10].
Scientists have discovered the spiral arms often extend much farther than anyone thought.
Noticing achievement on hard work or personal interests often goes much farther than noticing superficial traits such as hair or eye color.
When a hospital in a rural area closes, residents often have to travel much farther to the next available hospital.
