Few sides at this point would logically appreciate a widening of the conflict -- but hopes of resolving it seem as distant as ever.
Something tells me the days of customer service treated as a corporate backwater will be as distant as those customers who actually used to write complaint letters, private letters that had no audience, to corporate headquarters.
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Influences of Buddhism and Confucianism can be found - again relics of waves of migration traceable to lands as distant as northern India and China - and the animistic beliefs of the indigenous Balinese remain a guiding influence for much of daily life.
Mr. WANG: These groups were known collectively as combos nacionales, national groups, and through them a new kind of Panamanian sound emerged, mirroring musical styles as distinct and distant as New York boogaloo, Cuban descarga and Trinidadian calypso.
At that time, cloud was recognized as a distant fourth as a means to increase productivity.
The weakening in the U.S. labor market and on onslaught of discussion surrounding what the Fed might do beyond the completion this month of QE2 has set the yen up once again as a safe haven with investors realizing that monetary tightening in the U.S. remains as distant a speck on the horizon as it does in Japan.
Once a hallmark of Saks Fifth Avenue, the solicitous salesperson is now as distant a memory as pillbox hats.
If Mr Brown was not as distant from the plot as he wants people to think, then he is guilty of an appalling miscalculation.
But the courts are not as distant from the political process as some like to think.
They are as distant from each other, intellectually, as are the denizens of New York and the Ozarks.
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My ideal portfolio right now is about as distant from traditional U.S. blue chips as you can get.
For, while previously I saw time as a stretch of terrain that had to be covered, with the future as a distant prospect, hopefully a bright one, and never boring at any rate, now it is interwoven with our life here and in a totally different way.
As the IPO price looked like a distant memory, it seemed as though the test had failed.
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The noise and slashing on the street grow more distant as you make your way up.
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No rock is too high, no world too distant as Mr Dalton leaps the giant stage in a leggy one-two-three.
Distant as it is from the region, China's growing involvement there will make that laudable goal ever harder to reach.
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According to GasBuddy.com, a site that helps users find the lowest gas prices, certain areas such as distant suburbs or less-affluent parts of town tend to have cheaper gas prices.
You often treat the occupation as distant background material.
Others were extended objects such as distant galaxies.
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In the two zones of action (they hardly count as stories), Tati plays Monsieur Hulot, a tall, spring-jointed, aging Everyman who goes to see a bureaucrat about a document, while a busload of American tourists blithely disembark in a Paris of iconic landmarks that they see only fleetingly as distant reflections in glass doors.
This eponymous theory is that large masses (such as the moon) partially block the gravitational force from more distant objects (such as the sun).
As said, currently Rackspace is a distant second in market share for Infrastructure As A Service, a business that will most likely see margins squeezed.
But that seems like a distant memory as Hughes and Chaplin chat with enthusiasm about Strangeland.
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Michael Dell even returned from a distant role as chairman to resume operating responsibility for the company.
They will look increasingly to next-door Turkey or distant Singapore as models of development that bring stability and progress.
Until that changes--as it might, if the camcorder catches on or JVC reconsiders its software package--think of editing its footage as a distant prospect.
Granted, most of us don't spend a lot of time burning off calories by trying to bag a mastadon, as our distant forefathers did.
Past ITC cases have usually taken a year and a half to complete, which could leave most or all of today's technology as another distant memory.
In the face of continuing warfare in Cambodia, many Americans have chosen to turn away from the conflict there, viewing that unfortunate nation as a distant place of permanent pain.
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To that end, the 570-megapixel camera will eventually measure up to 300 million galaxies up to 8 billion light years distant, as well as 100, 000 galaxy clusters, and 5, 000 supernovae.
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