Can you say?

[TheShadow]

Hi,

"Why is the information about the incident so remotely?"


Thanks

[bhaisahab]

Hi,

"Why is the information about the incident so remotely?"


Thanks

No.

[TheShadow]

No.

How would you say it then?

[bhaisahab]

How would you say it then?

It's not clear what you want to say.

[emsr2d2]

Hi,

"Why is the information about the incident so remotely?"


Thanks

What are you trying to say? We can't say how to say it unless we understand the information you're trying to impart.

What is the incident?
What is the information?
What is "remote" about the information?

"Remotely" is an adverb so needs to be attached to a verb (or an adjective).

He is watching the surgical operation remotely (here it refers to "watching")
I am not remotely interested (here it refers to "interested").

[TheShadow]

It's not clear what you want to say.

Like there is not much information about the incident

[emsr2d2]

Like there is not much information about the incident

"Why is there so little information about the incident?"

I can't see any way of using "remotely" with your sentence at all. What do you think "remotely" means?

[bhaisahab]

Like there is not much information about the incident

You could say "Why is the information so scarce?" or "Why is there so little information?"

[TheShadow]

"Why is there so little information about the incident?"

I can't see any way of using "remotely" with your sentence at all. What do you think "remotely" means?

Thanks :)

I thought it meant "low in size , "not much" guess I was wrong :) thanks for pointing out :)

[bhaisahab]

Thanks :)

I thought it meant "low in size , "not much" guess I was wrong :) thanks for pointing out :)

"remote" means "far away" if we are talking about a physical location, it can also mean "unlikely".