Sentence examples for remotely much from inspiring English sources
Spending a great deal of time on the road meant the duo had to record their album remotely; much of the inspiration for Machine Cut Noise was drawn from places such as airports, trains, and hotels places designed for constant movement, full of advanced engineering and technology.
But those were myths, of course; there was never remotely as much waste and fraud as the right claimed.
No single subject gets remotely as much time or weight as the pharmaceutical imperatives of the broadcast's sponsors.
"But so far, they have not come up with one idea that would help the city remotely as much as this".
For that reason, it can be an extremely hazardous place to keep anything remotely confidential, much less the classified documents that John M. Deutch, the former director of central intelligence, had stored on his unsecured home computers in 1996.
But it's a more general observation that even bad microeconomic policies, which lead to substantial distortions in the use of resources, have a hard time doing remotely as much damage as a severe economic slump, which doesn't misallocate resources — it simply wastes them.
"Fact: A critical documentary can't hurt India's "image" remotely as much as a knee-jerk government ban on it can," tweeted a columnist, while another post said: "India is suffering from the ostrich syndrome.
The government is also seeking views on the use of "alcohol bracelets" to take readings from an offender's skin, to monitor remotely how much they have been drinking.
How could I have thought this poutine-crawl to be remotely feasible, much less a good idea?
If only his thoughts about choosing Supreme Court justices were getting remotely as much respect from Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, Judiciary Committee Chairman Charles Grassley, and most other GOP senators.
At a time when free market capitalism in its current form has failed us wildly, we're not questioning the fundamentals of that system remotely as much as we should.
