Sentence examples for sufficiently remote from inspiring English sources
"It really is a fact-specific investigation," he said, "and here it seems that the charges she has been convicted on and sentenced on are sufficiently remote".
Others think they can find places sufficiently remote to manage the risk of cross-contamination to wild plants - in irrigated plots in arid regions across southern Spain or Africa, for example.
Meanwhile, Mr. Bush's main rival has been forced to assemble a scratch team from the handful of Republican economists who know something about policy yet are sufficiently remote from the corridors of power to be immune to pressure.
They had orders to disabuse the former emperor of his idea that he might live out his days as a country gentleman in England, and to transport him to St Helena, an island that was sufficiently remote to prevent him from causing any more trouble.
I wasn't alone in Shoklo but it was sufficiently remote".
To see why, notice that if the chances of winning a lottery are sufficiently remote, I am justified in believing that ticket 1 will lose.
The remote islands – roughly halfway between Australia and Hawaii – were deemed sufficiently distant from major population centres and shipping lanes, and in 1948, the local population of Micronesian fishermen and subsistence farmers were evacuated to another atoll 200 km away.
This time he selected a remote corner of Natal Province, in the heart of the former Zulu homeland, which was sufficiently distant yet not too far from hotels that could comfortably accommodate the large crew and cast.
These new pioneers set out for the Samarian mountains and the hills of Hebron, where they live in log cabins and broken-down trailers, in settings sufficiently biblical and remote to allow for the cultivation of a new variant of apocalyptic zealotry.
But certainly he accepts that some questions are sufficiently general, abstract, and remote from experiment and observation, that they may be classified as philosophical.
To determine if point-of-care (POC) glycated haemoglobin (HbA1c) is sufficiently accurate in real-world remote settings to predict or exclude the diagnosis of diabetes based on laboratory HbA1c measurements.
