Sentence examples for set distant from inspiring English sources

When the international climate talks began several decades ago, negotiators often set distant goals, sometimes for 40 or 50 years down the road.

Furthermore, they presented a conclusive statistical model suggesting that lymph node metastases are not capable to set distant metastases.

Two variables in the outcome set, distant metastasis and loco-regional recurrence were observed at different time intervals after diagnosis.

In light of our study, previous clinical studies and molecular investigations it is reasonable to assume that lymph nodes are able to set distant metastases.

He says (1962, 66), "What becomes of Einstein's insistence that his method for setting distant clocks — that is, choosing the value 1/2 for ε — constituted a 'definition' of distant simultaneity?

The fact that so many medieval romances are set in distant times and remote places is not an essential feature of romance but rather a reflection of its origins.

It has 1.3-megapixel resolution, and the lens can be set at distant or close-up.

Still others, such as The Marble Faun (1860), were set in distant countries.

Both are set in distant lands: the first in ancient Rome, the second in the heat of the Crusades.

But all novels are beholden to readers of the present, even those set in distant times and other worlds.

Before the announcement from the Alucia last month, these differences could be set aside, distant and immaterial, but the discovery made them manifest.