Sentences with phrase «most of the north»

Most of the North Koreans stayed at luxury hotels in Seoul and near the Olympic venue, including the five - star Grand Walkerhill in western Seoul that has previously hosted American celebrities such as Paris Hilton and Michael Jackson.

While most of the North American regions defined by research firm fDi markets (Northeast, South, Midwest, West and all of Canada) won between 200 and 500 foreign direct investment projects, worth between $ 10 billion and $ 15 billion in total capital, between January and late September 2014, the southern US won 1014 projects, worth $ 34 billion, according to fDi Markets.

Most of the North American Indian tribes and their spirituality / religions are well over 5000 years old, with understanding of God just as solid as that of the Roman Catholic Church.

Kirschenman Enterprises provides fresh produce to most of North America's largest retailers.

Some consider it as a north indian recipe and some says that this is fusion recipe - not authentic north indian, but it can be found in most of the north indian restaurants.

By the mid-1800s most of North America and Europe had various public and private hospital systems.

The 1st Council District, which includes most of the North Side, had 13,369 registered votes as of November.

Dormice have disappeared from most of the north of England and are extremely rare in Cheshire.

The Commission's latest proposal includes the remaining few blocks of Whitestone into District 19, as well as most of North Flushing and Auburndale.

Rep. Elise Stefanik (R - Willsboro) has not held town halls in the 21st District, which covers most of the North Country.

The whole of this eclipse will be visible from west Africa, most of Western Europe including the British Isles, most of North America and the whole of South America.

«Speech language pathologists [in most of North America] typically work with the local variant of English, but if you have a child growing up in an environment with more than one accent then they might recognize words differently than a child who hears only one accent.

Last year, Canadian biologists Jill Casey and Ransom Myers concluded that trawlers targeting other seafood had unintentionally wiped out most of the North Atlantic's barndoors, which can grow to 1.5 meters long but reproduce slowly (Science, 31 July 1998, p. 690).

Computer simulations reveal that the Earth's crust must stay really warm to keep most of North America above water.

One covers most of the north Atlantic, plus the Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico.

In most of North America, pediatric vaccination is mandatory for children enrolled in public education.

«However the problem is not only local — a number of studies have indicated that Arctic sea ice loss can affect weather patterns across the northern midlatitudes, including Europe, most of North America, and much of Asia,» Cvijanovic added.

Record high sea surface temperatures across most of the North Indian Ocean, along with parts of the central equatorial and southwest Pacific Ocean contributed to the April warmth.

Moreno - Mayar noted, «By 20,000 years ago, most of North America was covered by two vast glaciers, so whenever Native Americans made it to Alaska, they most likely still had to wait until a viable route into mid-latitude America was made available.»

LANSING, Mich., Oct. 29, 2013 — When the clocks change on Sunday most of North America may want to cling to that extra hour of sleep.

While most of the north east got hit with another nor» easter a few days ago, there is still a sense (maybe it's a strong hope!)

Chloé's autumn / winter 2016 muse, Anne - France Dautheville, rode a motorbike solo across most of North Africa and the Middle East in the Seventies in her leathers, but «she wanted to always feel feminine,» said Waight Keller.

Most of North America has not had a chance to see (from the top eight categories) «Pieces of April,» «House of Sand and Fog,» «thirteen,» «The Cooler,» «21 Grams,» «Whale Rider,» «City of God,» «The Barbarian Invasions,» «Dirty Pretty Things» and «American Splendor.»

«But it takes time and money to get those, too,» said Spain, who predicts a rush on those trailers as most of North Carolina's school districts scramble to build out more classroom spaces to comply with the class size law.

That'll be handy across most of North America.

Like nearly all of our family legends, this one has to be taken on faith (my ancestors were not given to writing things down) but as a boy I was more than willing to do so, and ever since, I have been fascinated by the American bison, which at one time roamed through most of the North American continent, sixty million strong.

Amazon stopped selling PDF ebooks through their International sites in 2005 and dropped the Lightning Source ebooks that made up most of their North American ebook sales in 2006.

It's hot and sticky across most of North America at this time of year.

Range The bald eagle's natural range covers most of North America, including most of Canada, all of the continental United States, and northern Mexico.

Like most of North Queensland, Townsville is prone to tropical cyclones.

Easily accessible from most of North America, miles of beautiful white sandy beaches, plenty to do and a wide range of places to stay make the Riviera Maya a perfect beach destination.

Similarly, Delta states that for Economy Comfort, «prices start as low as $ 9,» but another page explains the range is $ 9 to $ 99 per segment within most of North America, and $ 40 to $ 180 for the rest of the world.

Then again, I think that's how most of North America's game playing public feels.

An intriguing and enormous capital letter I, in black on a white ground, covers most of the north side of the art deco Baltic Flower Mills, renovated and converted in 2002 into the Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art, which is celebrating its 10th anniversary this month.

For example, in recent decades most of North America has been experiencing more unusually hot days and nights, fewer unusually cold days and nights, and fewer frost days.

The Gulf Stream is a result of the wind pattern acting on most of the North Atlantic Ocean.

RE: «Solar can be developed in any currently - empty desert region (e.g. most of North Africa, Central Australia, etc)»

Below average temperatures extended across western North America, most of the North Atlantic and Europe, and central Russia.

In most of the North Island, it should be possible to design a house that needs little or no active heating, if you have the right site.

But if the great ice sheet that covered most of North America to a depth of two miles had not melted owing to naturally - occurring global warming 10,000 years ago, where would the United States be today?

Because the power grids represented in this study are extremely large and complex systems, covering most of North America, the underlying model included representation of both the entire Eastern Interconnection and the Western Interconnection.

The last time the earth averaged a few degrees colder, most of North America was covered in a mile thick sheet of ice.

The AGW snake oil salesmen will still be promoting their lies when icebergs are sinking ships in the North Sea, blizzards envelope most of North America and frosts kill their summer crops.

Lack of city hall support makes these homes difficult to place, you can't legally build them in most of north america unless its on wheels, and no city officially allows you to easily park them anywhere, Until they are legalized and supported they can't really go mainstream.

The group of U.S. and Canadian power grid operators who make up the ISO / RTO Council (IRC) and manage most of North America's bulk electric grid, expect 1 million plug - in vehicles could be deployed on the continent within five years to a decade — and they aim to be prepared.

230 At http://www.glaciology.gfy.ku.dk is most of the North GRIP project information, and the earlier data is available at http://arcss.colorado.edu/Gispgrip.

In most of North America, trees grow well and put on a wide ring when it's wet, and grow poorly and put on a narrow ring when it's dry.

Even as an unusual chill enveloped most of North America, the rest of the planet was plenty warm in April

The government's long - term forecast maps for this winter retreat largely to what meteorologists call «climatology» — essentially a tossup — with most of North America given an even chance of having below average, above average, or average temperatures.

From your link: «Accompanying a general rise in the average temperature, most of North America is experiencing more unusually hot days and nights.