Sentence examples for rather further away from inspiring English sources

"I had originally decided to be rather further away, in the west Highlands, but that plan didn't come to anything and I simply got out of the way for a short period in the middle of Tuesday while the telephone messages mounted up," he said in his first public appearance since the announcement.

The majority of species studied over the period are moving closer to extinction rather than further away, while important natural habitat such as forests, wetlands, rivers and coral reefs continue to shrink or be disturbed.

The charity said a new system that builds on people's strengths and aspirations rather than pushing them further away from the labour market is needed.

For example, commuters are deemed to use all the time saved by a new high-speed rail link to get to work earlier, rather than to live further away.

But petrol-tax increases are even more unpopular than deficits, and rises may prove riskier as oil prices increase.Some in Washington would rather take their cut further away from consumers.

If he inadvertently walked beyond his destination, for example, he would not simply turn around and walk back down the same street, but rather would keep going further away from the place and return via another road".

The region is particularly interesting, – while covering a total area of only 7858 km several distinct dialects are spoken and several villages sport traditions and/or surnames linking them to ethnic groups further away rather than in FVG or in Italy for that matter.

Nonetheless, studies also show that patient preferences differ and that some patients (up to 40%) are preferring hospital care closely to their home rather than a short waiting time further away, partly caused by previous satisfactory experiences in the nearest located hospital [ 13].

"This may actually move us further away from a solution rather than toward a solution because it will be perceived as extremist," he said.

(ART nurse, CHC2, rural) Socio-cultural influences were also highlighted as fuelling stigma and the reason for some ART patients choosing to go to facilities that are further away from their homes, rather than nearer facilities.

But the more we hold women accountable for the assaults they suffer rather than the men who assault them, the further away we are from a world in which rapes are uncommon and universally condemned.