The phrase "area everywhere" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context discussing a concept that applies universally across different locations or contexts, but clarity is essential.
Example: "In the study of environmental impact, we found that pollution is an area everywhere, affecting both urban and rural settings."
Alternatives: "universal aspect" or "omnipresent issue".
I've never investigated any that I've come to a conclusion that they were 100percenttrueue or 100percentt false there is always a little grey area everywhere.
I've never investigated any that I've come to a conclusion that they were 100percenttrueue or 100percentt false there is always a little gray area everywhere.
Like the nose, mouth, vaginal area, everywhere.
"At train stations, shopping malls, in residential areas, everywhere there are more bikes than bike racks".
The tale of its transformation holds important lessons for urban areas everywhere.
Santiago is a Latin-American beachhead of the thrusting, free-market ethos that transforms urban areas everywhere into mosaics of industrial parks, freeways, office complexes, and suburban sprawl.
The areas of the country most compromised by these 21st century trends are likely to be the southern Great Plains, Southwest, southern California, the Atlantic and Gulf coasts, and densely populated areas everywhere, but especially in the northeast, Midwest, and southern California.
It portends a disastrous melting of the South Pole icecap which will, in turn, cause the sea waters to rise, resulting in massive flooding of coastal areas everywhere and the inevitable, inestimable loss of both land and sea life.
Not just in the Dallas-Fort Worth area but everywhere, fans got used to the impassive face of Landry, showing the odd flicker of human expression below his ever-present fedora.
It has some nice areas and some rough areas, like everywhere else".
Moreover, these differences are seen not only among countries but within them, with substantial regional differences in large countries such as Brazil, India, or China, and between rural and urban areas almost everywhere, with the NCD epidemic progressing most rapidly in the latter.
