Sentence examples for that remoteness from inspiring English sources

Medical Houses and Rural Health Centres exist in very remote places and it is likely that remoteness contributed to the long delays found in patients who first visited one of these two facility types.

It seems that remoteness, one of the vices under examination in this novel, can be a virtue too.

Starting in the late 20th century, that remoteness, combined with its natural gifts, attracted jet-setters and the five-star resorts catering to them, including One & Only, Hyatt, Oberoi and Movenpick.

This result is counter-intuitive given the understanding that remoteness and biophysical constraints are often associated with low land rents, therefore with higher levels of abandonment.

It is possible that remoteness reflects other unmeasured factors associated with disadvantage.

Our study is consistent with this earlier work, but also demonstrates that remoteness appears to influence maternal outcomes.

Cousins et al. (2007) report that remoteness-closeness, cultural uniformity-cultural diversity, and rationality-emotionality are contradictions in hybrid teams and should be managed for trade-offs over time.

"You've got that country remoteness that is vanishing from Westchester County.

The idea was that the remoteness made it inaccessible to sneery metropolitan music journalists.

The team hopes to discover that this remoteness has at least been good for local tigers.

Stone's character says that his remoteness is what makes him so attractive.