Sentence examples for proximate surroundings from inspiring English sources

Some groups continue to live in remote areas, where interaction with peoples and cultures beyond their proximate surroundings is limited.

Exposures considered in this analysis include physical, chemical, and biological exposures in people's immediate or proximate surroundings (e.g., soil, air, water, food, and homes) and that affect people in their neighborhoods, communities, or workplaces.

Comment on the surroundings.

At first I thought this a somewhat overwrought reaction to housework, but then reconsidered: all of us have such moments when, like Marie at other times, we are suffused with joy or fascination at our surroundings, and can't account for any proximate cause.

Since these were only identified in the motor neuron enriched mRNA pool and not in the larger surroundings of the anterior horn, their gene action is at or very proximate to neurons.

For example, two very common wildfire risk mitigation actions are landscape fuels reduction treatments aimed at reducing the likelihood of wildfire spread and modification of the home and immediate surroundings to reduce the likelihood of home destruction if a wildfire event were proximate.

Surely, it is both proximate and important.

That's the proximate strategic goal".

Complacency among Americans was the proximate cause.

The most concrete, proximate, useful result?

And she was proximate to a mailroom.