Sentence examples for training in remote from inspiring English sources

A few months after the project's "skybreaking" at an Anchorage airport, an F-22 Raptor crashed while training in remote territory near Denali National Park.

For now, as news of jihadists training in remote regions has made large swathes of the Sahara too dangerous for travel, the group relies on a human chain of Berbers who live in the desert to pass on information.

He had to ask her one essential question: "Do you know who I am?" President Franklin D. Roosevelt founded United Service Organizations Inc. in 1941, before America entered World War II but after the draft had started, as troops began training in remote, rural areas near small towns.

New diagnostic tools were needed to catch sleeping sickness, caused by the bite of the tsetse fly, before it became hard to treat, for example, as well as new drugs that could be used by healthcare workers with only basic training in remote areas of Chad, the Central African Republic and South Sudan.

At Space Imaging, many applicants for jobs in their Production division, where they create image-based products for customers, have bachelor's degrees in geography with specific training in remote sensing.

Abdulmutallab reportedly told the FBI that al-Awlaki was one of his trainers when he underwent al-Qaeda training in remote camps in Yemen.

Use this money to buy more foods - you are going to train in more remote areas.

Al Qaeda and its affiliates continue to recruit all over the Muslim world and their ability to organize and train in remote parts of Yemen, Afghanistan and Pakistan has not been completely disrupted.

Where family and community ties bind larger cartels, the Zetas, increasingly run by young recruits trained in remote camps to kill in spectacular fashion, depended on a culture of military discipline and a hierarchy that began to fracture under the pressure exerted by Mexican and American law enforcement.

The Waziristan region is known to be a haven for young suicide bombers trained in remote camps.

Most of these projects now are carried out in partnership with my husband Jean-Philippe Puyravaud, a research scientist trained in remote sensing," she says.