Sentence examples for takes distance from inspiring English sources

"It often takes distance and experience for these kids to realize that what happened to them was wrong," she said.

Jevons also takes distance from Comte's positivistic philosophy, by arguing — like Spencer — that scientific reflection on higher notions of creation must necessarily end up in contradictions.

This method takes distance effects into account but requires distance estimates between the bird and the transect line for every sightings.

"Russian fighters take distance, stand up," said Ibragimov, who's taking lessons to improve his English.

One could work out at a machine that would calibrate the number of steps taken, distance traveled and pulse rate.

Firstly, take the extra club, as the hill will encourage higher shots and take distance off the ball flight.

Those schools generally charge high tuition, and students will find it cheaper to take distance learning courses for at least part of their degree program.

"Behind it, there wasn't any desire to hurt me, only a permanent reminder that it was necessary to take distance from things," she explains.

"This collection was gathered at a defining moment of our history when Iranians were taking distance from their traditional past and were showing curiosity with modern art".

For fitness tracking, the Life Band Touch can report steps taken, distance travelled, pace and even calories burned.

Shea and Bidjerano (2014, 2016) found that African American community college students who took distance education courses completed degrees at significantly lower rates than those who did not take distance education courses.