Sentence examples for sits further from inspiring English sources

Its product sits further along the spectrum between cramped pods and spacious rooms, offering workstations, flat-screen TVs and enough space to stand up and swing your arms around.

You have to have that center of the business that makes it run, but you need something that sits further away from the center so it doesn't get sucked into the organizational vortex, explained Vanessa Colella, managing director and global head of venture investing at Citi Ventures.

Or super manipulated type that sits further along the illegibility scale... also a really punchy, clever simple piece that says something funny".

U.S. naval officials believe China has plans to start reclamation and construction activities on Scarborough Shoal, which sits further north of the Spratlys within the Philippines claimed 200 nautical mile (370 km) exclusive economic zone.

In this consistent view of assembly the adaptor lipoyl domain would be well positioned to contact the exit duct (Fig. 4), as it would also be in the predicted HME CusBAC assembly [35,37] in which the adaptor sits further up the IM transporter than is calculated for drug efflux adaptors AcrA/MexA.

I tap more slowly and sit further back in my chair but the jerkiness doesn't alter.

And if it's tucked-away sand that you're after, find your way to Maman Beach or Noordin Beach, which sit further away from the usual tourist areas.

Under the blooms sit further rows of small, clean white postcards, on which mourners have written their thoughts and prayers for the deceased.

Here are some quotes from contributors to that debate: AnnaKaisaWilson 14 February 2013 2 30pm With regard to reporting I think we need to distinguish between rape and other forms of gender based violence which sit further down the continuum.

This means that viewers have to sit further back for the resolution to not appear blurred, though Sharp reportedly decided to no support 4K due to the lack of content available in that resolution.

But the new remains, uncovered by Nizar Ibrahim, of the University of Chicago, and colleagues are rife with clues that S. aegyptiacus was more crocodilian than its cousins.Two presumed-fleshy nostrils sit further back on the skull than anticipated; this would have allowed the dinosaur to breathe with its head partially submerged.