Sentence examples for was relatively remote from inspiring English sources

The city was a latecomer to the new economy, and it was relatively remote.

However, Eriksen chose to move to Spurs after the United interest appeared to fade away, and in a summer where manager Andre Villas-Boas spent over £100m – due to the £86m received for Gareth Bale – the fee for Eriksen was relatively remote for such a promising young player.

When it was built, the house was relatively remote.And there is something in that riverside city that still feels uncommodified, connected to the heart of the music.

The new factory is relatively remote, so there isn't much to do after work.

You should be reassured that: "the risk of a financial stability event occurring is relatively remote..."....

The higher estimate assumes that the troubled bond insurance companies fail, a possibility that, for now, is relatively remote.

Cases where you're voting on a policy that will have certain kinds of effects on people, but where those effects are relatively remote from you.

Although Tunisia is relatively remote from mainstream Arab culture and popular media, which is dominated by Levantine and Gulf elements, the events on Tunisia's streets are being watched on satellite TV throughout the Arab world.

The risk-based approach opened the door to discussion in the report of grave climate scenarios, even if their likelihood is relatively remote, just as a company might plan for an extremely rare flood, earthquake or tornado.

While the chances of this happening are relatively remote, the computer systems that banks and credit card networks use to detect fraud occasionally cause inconveniences for legitimate cardholders who make purchases that deviate from their normal spending patterns.

"I think that because of the vaccine and what we know about the virus now, the chances of seeing this kind of epidemic ever again is relatively remote," Professor Hunter said.