Sentences with phrase «everywhere else»

«Almost everywhere else, including Boston, we see an increase in surge heights and storminess.»

And did it begin differently in the Americas than everywhere else?

Careers in education and academia branch to the right, and careers — well, everywhere else — branch to the left.

How does the decline compare with species diversity of large carnivores everywhere else, where there were no humans until much later, such as in North America?

In this case the reported and actual emissions matched up well — but researchers warn this may not be the case everywhere else in the world.

Changes at Iowa (like everywhere else) demand serious modifications to the status quo, so the mathematics faculty set out to build new departmental structures that would remain in place regardless of retirements or changes in leadership.

I found the US, the Netherlands and practically everywhere else I have worked a bit artificial and occasionally even hypocritical.

The researchers sequenced mitochondrial DNA and found that DNA from birds in California and neighboring states differed by up to 5 % from DNA of ravens everywhere else, such as Alaska, Maine, France, and Mongolia.

But unlike everywhere else that Bari had investigated, there was no asbestos to be found in Karain, nor in the nearby towns of Tuzköy and Sarhdr, which also had high rates of death due to mesothelioma.

So he sexes up his narrative by presenting it as a battle between the «short, professorial looking» Emanuel, a «nuanced and sophisticated» man who talks in complete sentences, and the obdurate William Gray of Colorado State University, «a towering figure of American hurricane science,» who has for many years produced remarkably accurate forecasts of the upcoming Atlantic hurricane season and who repeatedly and loudly denies — in congressional hearings and everywhere else — that humans have any role in climate change.

«Everywhere else you see progress,» says Kingkade, «and here you don't.»

«Norfolk's offshore wind turbines are an excellent example of the beginning of the transition that is needed worldwide to protect biodiversity here in Norfolk and everywhere else.

As a result, the local neighborhood around an atom in a crystalline material is identical to everywhere else in the material.

«Both the physical ocean and the life within it are shifting much more rapidly than our models predicted for the Arctic,» Alter notes, adding that temperatures there are rising twice as fast as everywhere else on the planet.

Neanderthals survived at least 3,000 years longer than we thought in Southern Iberia — what is now Spain — long after they had died out everywhere else, according to new research published in Heliyon.

It is revolutionary in some aspects but at the same time people bring to social media the way that they behave everywhere else,» said co-author Peter Bobkowski, a KU assistant professor of journalism.

They're pretty much everywhere else, as Figure 4 indicates.

This Helen Chen wok has traditional wooden handles, but it's modern everywhere else.

He likens the fault to a three - dimensional zipper: «This quake extends the zipper a bit to the east, but everywhere else the fault remains locked.»

And so does your brain, the womb, and pretty much everywhere else.

There may exist a shadow biology — very, very primitive organisms that may have come into existence very early on our planet but were completely replaced by DNA organisms everywhere else.

«Grand Island is just like everywhere else,» Town Supervisor Nathan McMurray said.

No one would be required to use Uber, Lyft or any other ridesharing company, but I believe we should have the option here in Western New York - just like almost everywhere else in the country.

«When I'm not governor then I'll be spending more time in Puerto Rico and everywhere else, but right now the people of the state pay me to work in the State of New York and I had a lot of work going on this week.»

Yet, scandalously, the GOP was unable to field a credible candidate in what is shaping up everywhere else in America as a strong Republican year.

Cuomo will get a cushion out of New York City, carry Albany and Buffalo, put in a strong enough — if not overwhelming — performance everywhere else, and win easily.

Everywhere else he is regarded negatively, being seen as concerned only for himself and his party, being uncaring, untrustworthy, unlikable and unable to unite the nation.

In 2010 the Lib Dems won an overall majority on the borough council and this was one of the few places in the country where the orange vote held up strong at the 2012 local elections when the national party's dalliance with power was alienating supporters almost everywhere else.

The import of the Office still stands: protection of the interests of Yoruba race, both within the country and everywhere else people of the race exist.

«The cost of living in New York City, like nearly everywhere else, has gone up,» Bloomberg said during his annual State of the City address.

There might even be a case for breathing a bit of life back into London's Lib Dems, represented by the long - time former Southwalk councillor Caroline Pidgeon, who are, in the country's most liberal city, just as moribund as everywhere else.

It is also a fact that for many years, NOM has been raising funds, and coordinating every march and demonstration in the state of New York and everywhere else.»

Liberal Democrats are buying Depends Adult Diapers everywhere else across the Nation!

The governor's plan is to raise the minimum wage incrementally so that it reaches $ 15 an hour in the city on Dec. 31, 2018, and everywhere else in the state on July 1, 2021.

But everywhere else Labour is struggling, and this often coincides with places where people are more eurosceptic.

Why should we think that such a policy can work for the arts when it fails everywhere else?

«The use of intercept has proved vital to counter terrorist efforts almost everywhere else in the world.

There are more offshore wind turbines around our coasts than everywhere else in the rest of the world put together.

Speaking to BBC Radio 4's Today programme, Mr Davidson said: «Public opinion in Britain, the same as everywhere else in Europe, accepts that the constitution is basically the same as the treaty.

Republicans have generally resisted Governor Andrew Cuomo's proposal to increase it to $ 11.50 in New York City and $ 10.50 everywhere else; legislative Democrats have said it does not go far enough, and believe it should be $ 15.

If we leave we can have a managed migration policy and welcome people from Europe and everywhere else only if Britain needs their skills or if they are fleeing genuine persecution.

Johnson noted that other than the unresolved Venditto race, Republican incumbents won everywhere else.

Indeed, is it even possible to speak of an «English voice» given the ever - growing disparities between different parts of the country, and the yawning gap in the economic fortunes of south - east and everywhere else?

Doing much more to strengthen reciprocity and trust in society (at the top, at the bottom and everywhere else) is an important goal.

There would also naturally be some visa / residence program for highly skilled workers like there is everywhere else (and in any EU country, including the UK, for non-EU citizens).

The Lib Dems could not prevent the Conservatives advancing in the key Lib Dem - Con marginals and were also unable to defend themselves from multiple challenges everywhere else.

The developed countries have multi-generational ethnic minorities from former colonies and everywhere else.

Cuomo proposed that the minimum wage gradually increase to $ 15 an hour in New York City by Dec. 31, 2018 and everywhere else by July 1, 2021.

It has been said that the Liberal Democrats of the countryside are not the Liberal Democrats of everywhere else.

That is already in motion, which means 300,000 fast food workers are on a schedule to make $ 15 by 2018 in New York City, by 2021 everywhere else in New York State.