Her third novel confirms the richness of her concerns (remoteness, maternity, how we make life hard for each other) and it sharpens our sense of her steely, no-nonsense voice.
It is an aggregate feeling of remoteness from the concerns of a metropolitan elite, a feeling of physical and cultural distance from the Westminster centre of UK political life.
Thus, there was no evidence in the current study of associations between at-risk drinking and service or support accessibility, drought related concerns, district remoteness category, district population change, district socioeconomic status, or district drought severity.
Future research should concern investigations into whether remoteness is a proxy for particular social and environmental factors in the Australian context.
Mr. Carr cited the remoteness of the spot and security concerns in announcing the decision.
On the other hand, when semantic distinctions are encoded grammatically, speakers are generally obligated to make them [9], hence sentences concerning the past will have its remoteness specified even when it may not be relevant to the discourse.
Young people are disproportionately affected by sexually transmissible infections in Australia but face barriers to accessing sexual health services, including concerns over confidentiality and, for some, geographic remoteness.
Why then does Pope Benedict, supposedly served by specialists, slip up so often and so badly?Les trois gaffesIf the beliefs and disciplines of the Catholic faith were merely a private concern to the world's 1.2 billion baptised Catholics, the pontiff's remoteness from life's realities might not be of great consequence.
18 One may be concerned about the inclusion of Alaska and Hawaii's minimum wage changes due to their geographic remoteness.
The press coverage surrounding the evacuation was later cited as an example of "disaster pornography", in academic analyses concerned with the portrayal of child victims of violence and disaster in ways that reaffirm those victims' remoteness from and subjectivity to western (here, Northwestern European) agency.
