Sentence examples for very proximate from inspiring English sources

"They're very proximate and it's likely that they're going to be about the mechanics either during the siege or immediately after," Boulton said.

One of the reasons why I'm glad that I started in local government is that you are very proximate to the people you serve.

"You would have to assume that what was dispersed into the environment was not dispersed at levels that were sufficient to produce human illness unless you were in the very proximate area where this letter was opened," he continued.

While the doctrine may serve to limit the liability of faulty injurers and leave the losses on non-faulty, perhaps more proximate victims, it cannot serve to do the reverse and burden faultless, but "very proximate" injurers.

Translation of the main ORF would still be limited by uORF3, which is very proximate to the main ORF.

The nearly total correlations with the Cerebellum were positive with the exception of ROI 5, which showed a negative correlation with the left Uvula and Pyramis (the activation is really very proximate to the medial line).

The very concept of proximate cause "includes the notion of concurrent cause when more than one act contributes to the accidental harm". Brown v. United States Stove Co., 98 N.J. 155, 171, 484 A.2d 1984 (1984).

Our selection of a latent variable including only first-order correlation (correlation with the previous time point) is rather arbitrary, but seems reasonable on scientific grounds in that there may be environmental factors which are very similar in proximate months.

In the very local and proximate setting of the arts-based small group work, the practitioners recognised the importance of trying to establish a group identity and were mostly successful in generating 'communitas' underpinned by bonds of trust through which children, 'shared things about themselves that I don't think they would ordinarily feel comfortable saying in a large group'.

This makes this line of evolutionary research very different from most proximate research.

"And that is the proximate cause of why against two very, very well-known Democratic challengers, he has a 2-to-1 lead in every state poll".