farther afield

Conflicting reports of how much radiation was spreading farther afield were enough to cause panic.

But the bank found consolation in Thailand's growing sales to its neighbours and to "new" markets farther afield.

With interest rates in the U. S. near record lows, investors are searching farther afield, and are often willing to take on more risk.

Mr Obama's determination to set America's relations with Muslims on a new footing will bring hope across the Middle East and farther afield.

And Asia is a good option for those prepared to move even farther afield, the recruiters said.

Governments hoping for a helping hand in bond markets will have to look farther afield than their own tottering banks.

Eastern Europe, it is worth noting, will have to make up for those going west by itself taking in more migrants from farther afield.

Over the coming weeks and months the prevailing weather will determine whether the oil stays reasonably contained or spreads farther afield.

Most of the month, you'll be traveling to cities close by, but mid-month, you may need to go a bit farther afield for business.

Although countries farther afield have offered to help the rebels, Libya's seven immediate neighbours have remained wary.

The popular reason for why those closest to the fighting, in this case, suffer less than those farther afield, is Libya's hefty subsidies.

In contrast, London tries to profit from all the legal, tax and regulatory differentials in Europe and farther afield.

NEW YORK: Problems in the U. S. Mortgage market are spreading deeper and farther afield.

To range farther afield, however, ocean scientists are going to need robotic explorers called autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs).

Farther afield it seems that there may be lake deposits in the main valleys of the park as well as in the main valley outside the park.

Participation in north America has recently flattened out, encouraging those in the business to move farther afield.

Farther afield, Saudi financial support bolstered American anti-communist initiatives in Angola and Nicaragua.

Tanners in Italy said they are struggling to keep prices down and are looking farther afield geographically for new sources.

Immediately after the war many Gorani left for Serbia; now they go farther afield.

It is also plugging Asia, even its remoter parts, into the energy markets of the Middle East and consumer markets farther afield.

And there are one or two signs that the benefits of growth in the BRICs are being felt farther afield.

Vast numbers of them fall on the ground beneath the mother plants. Sometimes they are carried farther afield by water or by wind.

Particularly resourceful states have looked farther afield to find the drugs they need.

The squeezing of German and European defence budgets forces arms-makers to find buyers farther afield.

They have also had an impact farther afield, in areas from art to politics.

As the days passed, we explored farther afield.

But investors must also start looking farther afield.

The real growth areas for private banking are in any case farther afield, in Asia and eastern Europe.

And they may help warm relations with countries farther afield.

As in countless "exurbs" across America, lower-income families drove ever farther afield to find a house they could afford.

Farther Afield in the Study of Nature Oriented Literature