Sentence examples for this new proximity from inspiring English sources

Information and communication technologies have obviously facilitated this new proximity, but host countries' evolution from homogeneous conceptions of citizenship toward more pluralistic, multiethnic approaches has also been crucial.

This new proximity between wells and homes is one of the defining features of the new energy landscape".

But this new proximity would come on very specific terms: the future will have arrived once the female can reach out to manipulate the male for his sexual pleasure, not for her own.

How can sympathizing and empathizing with patients be maintained in teleconsultation, and how do patients experience this new proximity?

Few on either side hold out much hope for the new "proximity talks".

Ms. Fabian said she was close to her parents and valued the time spent together, but the new proximity did take getting used to, on all sides.

Parsons had the new proximity fuzes, now known as VT (variable time) fuze, Mark 32, flown to the Mare Island Navy Yard, where they were mated with 5 /38 caliber gun rounds.

David Geffen paid a certain amount of attention to Stills, but he seemed more interested in his new proximity to Prince Lowenstein.

In her new "Proximity Spiral," the choreographer Stefanie Nelson explores intimacy using numbers — specifically, the Fibonacci sequence, in which each number is the sum of the two preceding it.

With television's new proximity to the more puritanical uses of our devices, the archetype of the beached sluggard on the couch has been smuggled into a portrait of diligence.

James has not completely come to terms with his failure to replicate Chicken a la Grande, but he acknowledges that his new proximity to the real article has sort of taken the sting out of the defeat.