proximity

Experts have said the fence will face a never-ending battle with erosion given its proximity to the water and the sandy, silty material of the banks.

She sends a miniature of her own image to the court, envious that it will enjoy a proximity she will never attain.

They make us realize, he explains, that “proximity is important to entrepreneurship.”

Afterwards, unable to live in proximity to their killers, she moved into this village.

“[Obama] had to do [strike] because of the proximity of the ISIS Howitzers to our defensive areas and our own people,” he said.

Harlow has some proximity to the Senate and House investigation.

We learned more about witch-doctoring at the school in a short hour than we had during all the weeks we had been in its proximity.

The question of the proximity to the house or other buildings is of great importance when locating the garden.

He did not think there were more than six in the party; probably they were out hunting, unconscious of the proximity of any foe.

When the poor creature heard of Bernard's proximity, he implored to be taken to him.

The stony plain reappears unchanged geologically, but more broken by the proximity of a lofty range of hills, the Jebel Aja.