Sentences with phrase «growing areas in the state»

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SPECIAL REPORT: The state's mid-tier builders are sharpening their focus on specialised areas to ensure they fend off growing interest in local construction projects from eastern states - based companies.

While many areas of the United States of seen decreases in the number of new businesses created each year, St. Louis has grown and thrived with business creation growing 18 % from 2012 to 2013 alone!

A growing Information Technology support company plans to open up to four locations in the Omaha area CMIT Solutions has about 135 offices in more than 30 states but none yet in -LSB-...]

In 2007, Mussari acquired a small franchise firm, Prudential Commercial Real Estate, and quickly grew it into the 5th largest Commercial Real Estate brokerage in the Tri - State areIn 2007, Mussari acquired a small franchise firm, Prudential Commercial Real Estate, and quickly grew it into the 5th largest Commercial Real Estate brokerage in the Tri - State arein the Tri - State area.

According to the Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics (ABARE), the total area planted to winter crops is forecast to be a record 19.2 million hectares in 2000/01, following good planting rains across most grain - growing areas in the eastern states.

One unique challenge to this growing trend is Jacksonville is the largest city by area in the continental United States.

Finally, Spencer stated his fund's top holding is NXP Semiconductors NV (NASDAQ: NXPI) as the company stands to benefit from a growing trend of «technology content moving in to new areas» such as industrial and automotive.

Officials in Los Angeles have declared a «state of emergency» because of the area's growing homeless community, and will spend nearly $ 100 million to help them.

In its 90 years of business, H.C. Schau and Son has grown from supplying deli meats to corner stores in the Chicago area to offering a range of products to retailers in 18 stateIn its 90 years of business, H.C. Schau and Son has grown from supplying deli meats to corner stores in the Chicago area to offering a range of products to retailers in 18 statein the Chicago area to offering a range of products to retailers in 18 statein 18 states.

It may seem unlikely for a brewery from central Illinois to be on the forefront of sour beers in the United States, but DESTIHL embraces its location by taking advantage of the area's terroir and resources, such as the unique microflora in the area and ingredients grown locally in the state's rich soil, and the central location works well for its national distribution, too.

An American Viticultural Area (AVA) is a designated wine grape - growing region in the United States distinguishable by geographic features, with boundaries defined by the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau, United States Department of the Treasury.

President and Stockholder Paul J. DiMare says, noting www.dimarefresh.com Headquarters: Arlington, Texas that another went to Florida to grow tomatoes and Specialty: Produce and vegetables other vegetables in the growing areas of the state.

The area of the U.S. where most flax seeds grow are in northern states where desiccating crops with glyphosate is common practice to control the harvest prior to snowfall.

Believe it or not, the Palouse region of our state is not only a wheat producing area but grows more lentils than any other area in the country.

Then there is the regional factor, which states that in order to have a Protected Designation of Origin, the product must come from a strictly defined geographical area — as with Piment d'Espelette, which is grown within a group of just ten villages.

In early to mid-1800s, the area around Albuquerque was the largest sheep - growing district in the state, which meant that mutton was a large part of the dieIn early to mid-1800s, the area around Albuquerque was the largest sheep - growing district in the state, which meant that mutton was a large part of the diein the state, which meant that mutton was a large part of the diet.

Thus, we stop in the Napa Valley, which of course, is the centerpiece for many discussions on the Bordeaux grape varieties grown in the state since the area...

We aren't going to convince virtually any 5 stars to come here over Alabama or the like unless they grew up fans of State or had family that went to State and live in the area.

Rugby has become the fastest growing team sport in the United States and recently, the first - ever professional rugby competition was created with two of the inaugural five teams based in the Bay Area (Sacramento and San Francisco).

My work began in Washington state, and early in 2017 I moved back to the Central Florida area where I grew up.

The unemployment rate fell in greater Chicago and all of Illinois» nine other metropolitan areas in March as payrolls grew across the state, the Illinois Department of Employment Security reported Tuesday.

Despite the slight rise in greater Chicago's jobless rate, which was not adjusted for seasonal factors, the number of jobs in the nine - county area grew by 11,000 in November, to 4.15 million, the state agency said.

Kennedy: «I'm disappointed with the addition of the 63rd Senate seat, besides adding to the cost of government, it was put in a place that has no impact on western New York and quite frankly has no impact on the population shift in New York state and if there was going to be an additional seat added that despite the fact that I disagree with you that the Constitution was in fact violated and you say that it was not violated — the fact that this additional seat adding to the cost and size of government was added to a place in the Capital Region rather than a place where distinctly the population grew down in New York City I believe was based upon the fact that had an additional district been added in the city where the population shift had come from it would have included that seat being an additional minority seat and that is why it was put up in the Capital Region and rather than in the New York City area.

The downstate region, dominated by New York City, has been growing much faster than upstate (everything north of the metropolitan transportation district)-- and the slowest growing upstate metro areas are in Central New York and the Southern Tier, which would benefit most from the issuance of long - delayed state regulations allowing the use of hydraulic fracturing in shale gas production.

He grew up in Mount Vernon, a city that faces many of the economic and governmental struggles that challenge urban areas throughout the state, and has since moved to Rye, one of the wealthiest cities in the country.

He further stated, «a country that has not suffered war and has seen a certain consistent growth would not have the same space to grow as higher percentage like one that has suffered a decline because of war, so there is opportunity to invest in many other areas that were doing well previously which has just gone in... France that he was speaking at has not collapsed because its growing at one percent or 1.5 %.

Growing and strengthening our middle class is vitally important, and I hope that these same types of agreements can be reached at facilities in other areas of the state after voters approve the casino gambling amendment in November,» said Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver.

Actor William Fichtner, who grew up in Cheektowaga, but left the area after graduating from Maryvale High School in 1974 to go to college, first at Farmingdale State College, then Brockport, says: «(A) nybody that knows me knows that I'm a Buffalo guy..

The arguments against paid sick leave, as stated in the Capital Region Chamber's petition opposing Local Law «C» on behalf of its more than 2400 area businesses and organizations, include: the proposal will hurt our economy, reduce jobs, lower the county's sales tax revenue, and act as «an impediment to attracting, retaining and growing jobs.»

The Buffalo area, whose districts need to grow more than anywhere else in the state, might be able to push other districts far enough East as to absorb Mr. Hinchey's territory, but it could be difficult.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo is exploring a potential end to the tipped wage, which would bring employees in restaurants and other service industry jobs to the state's minimum wage, expected to grow to $ 15 in the coming years in the New York City area.

Each of the above budgets comes with its central theme which comprehensively states the areas it will address such as youth empowerment, infrastructural development e.t.c.. However, evident in the growing social issues these budgets are designed to address, it is not unclear that they haven't ameliorated the situation of Nigeria.

A majority of Senate Republicans are opposed to Savino's Compassionate Care act, although Savino said support is growing among the 29 GOP members, particularly among lawmakers who see legalization as a potential opportunity for economic growth in the state's poorest areas.

This project demonstrates once again why Saratoga County is among the fastest - growing areas in New York State,» said Edward Kinowski, Chairman of the Saratoga County Board of Supervisors.

Irma hit the state Sept. 10 and caused heavy damage in areas such as citrus - growing regions of Southwest Florida.

It is very difficult for these organizations to grow in an area that has the worst tax burden in the country, resulting in Buffalo being the third - poorest city in the United States.

«Though our program is yielding great results for the state, we also support initiatives to further bolster and grow broadband connectivity in rural areas,» said a spokesman with Empire State Development, the state agency overseeing the effort, when asked about the federal legislastate, we also support initiatives to further bolster and grow broadband connectivity in rural areas,» said a spokesman with Empire State Development, the state agency overseeing the effort, when asked about the federal legislaState Development, the state agency overseeing the effort, when asked about the federal legislastate agency overseeing the effort, when asked about the federal legislation.

Mr. de Blasio appears to have grown more acutely mindful of areas where his agenda overlaps with Mr. Bloomberg's legacy: his aim to extend mayoral control of schools, for instance, and, recently, holding out to extract more concessions from state government in a deal on mass transit funding.

KENSINGTON, BROOKLYN — State Assemblyman Robert Carroll, a former attorney from Kensington, never learned to drive growing up in the area and doesn't have a driver's license.

The scientific role in this area grew out of the 1948 adoption by the United Nations of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, particularly its Article 27 which stated that «everyone has the right freely to participate... and to share in scientific advancement and its benefits.»

Starting in three weeks, he and his colleagues will collect cutaneous bacteria from mountain yellow - legged frogs in the isolated Dusy basin area of the Sierras: «We'll go in with skin swabs, take samples, culture bacteria, grow it in the lab at San Francisco State, then wait a week, go back out and inoculate a bunch of frogs,» Vredenburg says.

The Phoenix metropolitan area, a.k.a. the Valley of the Sun, has grown more quickly than any other urban area in the United States, following an influx over the past decade of Hispanic migrants and white retirees.

«We are able to collaborate with experts in several areas including catalytic chemistry, high throughput experimentation, spectroscopy, technoeconomic analysis; and in partnership with our contractor Iowa State University, we can also select and grow the best feedstocks.»

Myers said the shift to technified coffee production changed the process to look more like traditional large wheat or soybean farms in the United States as opposed to allowing coffee plants to grow in smaller shaded areas.

Kayt Sukel's feature on the differences between male and female brains states: «Men still outnumber women in mathematics, engineering and many areas of science... [women] start lagging behind as they grow up and enter further education» (26 May, p 44).

The number of WUI fires, particularly in the western and southern regions of the United States, has grown as housing developments push into wilderness areas.

Research led by Eric Post, a professor of biology at Penn State University, has linked an increasingly earlier plant growing season to the melting of arctic sea ice, a relationship that has consequences for offspring production by caribou in the area.

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Many areas of the United States have a limited growing season making it virtually impossible to eat locally and in season all of the time.

The area of the U.S. where most flax seeds grow are in northern states where desiccating crops with glyphosate is common practice to control the harvest prior to snowfall.