Sentence examples for remoteness which from inspiring English sources

Mr Chrétien has chosen Kananaskis, a remote resort in Alberta, in western Canada, for its remoteness (which will deter protesters who did so much damage to last year's summit at Genoa), for the natural beauty of its setting and because he hopes it will foster intimate discussion and frank exchanges among the eight leaders who will gather there on June 26th.

This remoteness, which sometimes shaded into surliness, was part of what made Tiger so intimidating, and it didn't change after he ran into marital, health, and swing problems.

But Marlboro's beauty and remoteness — which some musicians admitted spurred cabin fever around the sixth week — contributes to the distinctive ambience.

Recently, remoteness, which is one of the most important distance graph parameters, has attracted much attention of many graph theory researchers.

However, this finding was not borne out by multivariate analysis, suggesting confounding by other variables, particularly indigenous status and remoteness, which are highly correlated in NT.

These Frankia cluster 2 host plant species have more extended geographic distribution and overlap in some instances Coriaria's disjunct area and as a result can compensate Frankia microsymbionts remoteness, which would thus obscure the cospeciation signal.

A few months into our trip, Hailey's role fell victim to a mass layoff (unrelated to her clandestine remoteness), at which point she informed her co-workers that she was traveling.

The basic liturgical form, the berakha ("blessing"), is usually couched in the second person singular: "Blessed art thou…." This relationship, through which remoteness is overcome and presentness is established, illuminates creation, Torah, and redemption, for it reveals the meaning of love.

Remoteness of residence when diagnosed with breast cancer was categorized using the ARIA+ classification [ 22], which categorizes remoteness into Major City, Inner Regional, Outer Regional, Remote and Very Remote areas.

In the English example above, speakers have the option to omit remoteness information, but are obligated to express the grammatically encoded past tense (which leaves remoteness to context).

Postcode of residence was used as a proxy for socioeconomic status (SES), based on the Australian Bureau of Statistics Socio-Economicc Indexes for Areas (SEIFA) [ 12] and the Accessibility-Remoteness Index of Australia Plus (ARIA+) which determines geographical remoteness [ 13].