Sentence examples for settle far from inspiring English sources

Prof. Jan Ekberg, an economist at Linnaeus University, questions the policies that allowed so many refugees to settle far from jobs.

Though the road is welcomed by developers, it is bemoaned by transportation advocates who lament that it will lead people to settle far away from the main centers of employment — locking more people into long commutes.

And because these birds don't migrate as the seasons change, and young birds don't settle far from where they grew up, it's likely that the differences persist in each local group the ornithological equivalent of having Southern drawls and Boston accents.

Without evidence to disprove Barasch's claim, the Justice Department in 2012 closed its criminal investigation of him and instead allowed Barasch to pay a $50,000 fine to settle far less serious civil charges.

Australia have settled far better.

All four Frank children settled far from Bayonne.

And they settled far from traditional power enclaves, reinventing themselves as archetypes of their chosen new homes, President Bush in swaggering Texas and Dr. Dean in outdoorsy Vermont.

And way back is where she settled, far from the road and nine feet in the air, guarded always by Hunter, a rescued Labrador retriever that she nursed to good health.

The Republic of Ireland have settled far more comfortably in the early stages, which is hardly surprising considering what a massive night this is for their comparatively inexperienced opponents.

Settling far away from their primary mean of livelihood, i.e. the dumpsite, would also imply time and financial costs they cannot support.

It was thought that their resistance to Roman rule and influence, and any form of 'Romanisation' stopped the Roman's settling far into the south west.