Sentence examples for relatively far away from inspiring English sources

The Iraq problem is relatively far away from us.

Liam is sitting on the kitchen counter, relatively far away, as the flashback concludes, and seems to be looking towards something other than Stoddart.

Some also believe that since 2013 is still relatively far away, there are many variables that could still come into play; so Liu should take the time in order to make a clear decision.

Passaic is 40.2 percent developed, which Mr. Evans said was because the northern part of the county was relatively far away from New York City, in the Highlands area and west of Interstate 287.

ASKED by a foreign reporter in 2002 what he thought about regime change in Iraq, China's president at the time, Jiang Zemin, dodged the question, noting that Iraq was relatively far away.

Initially, our house was spared because it was relatively far away from the centre of the fighting, and several families - including 15 children - moved in with us from the more dangerous areas of the camp.

The exception is the relatively far-away Palace of the Legion of Honor (100 34th Avenue), in far west S.F.'s Lincoln Park, worth visiting as much for its art as for its grounds -- acres of hilly parkland, sculpture gardens and golf courses that lead to dramatic Pacific Ocean cliffs.

Three typical examples may illustrate the conditions for the categorization of 'nonreactive' episodes: First, if a hornet hovered near the nest but was relatively too far away from the nest (e.g. more than one meter away) and additionally, too slow (e.g. when hovering at the spot).

From Near and Far The big-name performers on the Island this week come from relatively near and from far away.

It's far away, relatively small, and - anyway - "we already sent the IMF".

The fact that a relatively minor point mutation far away from the channel pore is able to hugely increase the open probability (popen) of the channel, shows that popen is a fragile property.