Sentence examples for well far away from inspiring English sources

As for the embassy bombings in Kenya and Tanzania, they were, well, far away -- a rebuke to lax embassy security, an opportunity to freshen up our speculative portraits of Osama bin Laden, but a distant horror.

We can see that the classifier performs very well far away from the decision boundary.

This is supported by the fact that most wells close to HD had saltier waters while wells far away, and which acted as controls, had low salinity (Shemsanga et al. in preparation).

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Her imagined comforting enables him to put the experience with Deirdre and Harold into perspective, and her own death as well "seemed far away, as her life did too".

For the next big step in the evolution of Japan's armed forces could well occur far away from the predictable world of Japanese politics when shooting starts in Iraq.Of course, Mr Koizumi and his team will try to control and limit those risks.

Several examples are presented and discussed considering excitations near as well as far away from resonance frequency.

'It's kind of amazing, a small town doing this well so far away from civilisation,' he says.

Also called volcaniclastic turbidity currents (VTCs), they can be generated because of remobilization of pyroclastic fall deposits, which are emplaced into the sea around a volcanic island, as well as far away, during an explosive eruption.

If you needed to be somewhere, it was worth it to pay a little bit more to know that a car was on its way and, well, how far away that car would be.

Other states reported incidents as well: As far away as Augusta, Georgia, anger was expressed against the Chinese in response to the massacre at Rock Springs.