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1023 examples of Remote in a sentence

Now, society's reach has expanded all the way to the top of the world, and it's made even these, the most remote, the most powerful bears on the planet, seem like adorable and blameless victims.
And so, what I like to do is, I like to take images from really remote cultural areas and bring them together.
He's going to use a cell phone as a remote detonator.
Twenty or 30 years ago, if a chicken caught a cold and sneezed and died in a remote village in East Asia, it would have been a tragedy for the chicken and its closest relatives, but I don't think there was much possibility of us fearing a global pandemic and the deaths of millions.
By installing a small hardware probe on site, we can do remote soil testing, using which we can give step-by-step instructions on forest-making remotely.
I took part in a 43-day expedition race in the coldest, most remote, most challenging place on earth.
Ninety percent of them would never have left home at all if it weren't for a scholarship to study medicine in Cuba and a commitment to go back to places like the ones they'd come from — remote farmlands, mountains, ghettos — to become doctors for people like themselves, to walk the walk.
It's in Djibouti, neighboring Somalia, and it was so remote that we had to take a helicopter to fly there.
Police around the world are starting to use remote sensing and big data to anticipate crime.
She put us in a car, and we drove for hours and ended up in a bush in a remote area in Gambia.
Lastly, I had to code a smartphone app that would essentially transform the care-giver's smartphone into a remote monitor.
You’ve rigged up a remote that can lower the water level by ejecting it from grates in the sides of the room.
I represent Northern Kenya: the most nomadic, remote areas you can even find.
I began craving wild, open spaces, and so I set out to find the places others had written off as too cold, too remote, and too dangerous to surf, and that challenge intrigued me.
I was blown away by the natural beauty of the landscape, but most importantly, I couldn't believe we were finding perfect waves in such a remote and rugged part of the world.
And one of my favorite things about these places was simply the challenge and the creativity it took just to get there: hours, days, weeks spent on Google Earth trying to pinpoint any remote stretch of beach or reef we could actually get to.
There was this one particularly bumpy boat ride up the coast of Vancouver Island to this kind of remote surf spot, where we ended up watching helplessly from the water as bears ravaged our camp site.
We were in this tiny, remote fjord, just inside the Arctic Circle.
That is a lot of deaths, and yet, the chances are good that you don't feel at risk, that you imagine these people were hospital patients in intensive care units or nursing home residents near the ends of their lives, people whose infections are remote from us, in situations we can't identify with.
Just like someone took a remote control and pushed the mute button.
And a lot of times, when we go into a country, we not only the meet the king or the president, but we also meet the villagers who live in the most remote areas of Africa.
It's very remote, it's very dry and it's very beautiful.
It's a wonderful combination of very remote mountaintop with exquisitely sophisticated technology.
And so astronomers go to these very remote mountaintops to view and to study the cosmos.
So I've had the great privilege of traveling to some incredible places, photographing these distant landscapes and remote cultures all over the world.
Their beheadings by the Islamic State were barbaric, but if we think they were archaic, from a remote, obscure age, then we're wrong.
The Islamic State beheadings are not ancient or remote.
We have also established communication systems in remote refugee centers in Switzerland and Greece.
They nest on the most remote islands in the oceans of the world, and this is what it looks like.
I read, for example, about the Southern African king Ngungunhane, who led the resistance against the Portuguese in the 19th century; and about marriage rituals in a remote village on the shores of the Caspian sea in Turkmenistan.
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