Sentence examples for collection of states from inspiring English sources

I sometimes think of America as not so much a collection of states as one long highway punctuated by motels.

But the War of 1812 played a big role in helping the United States grow up and become more than just a collection of states.

The first step to overcoming these challenges is to understand India as a collection of states, rather than one monolithic entity.

As several Bordeaux businessmen pointed out, an increasingly united Europe is moving today from a collection of states to a collection of economic regions.

It is a collection of states, some with freely elected rulers, some authoritarian, who appoint representatives to decide what the United Nations can or cannot do.

The early focus is on the same collection of states that Mr. Obama carried in 2008, with the exception of Indiana, which advisers believe is out of reach.

It's not a collection of nation states that communicate through presidents, prime ministers, foreign ministers, and the United Nations.

The Austro-Hungarian Empire had been destroyed, and from the ruins emerged a collection of nation states.

The Roper Center is making available to researchers its entire collection of state election day exit polls.

The crowd had begun arriving a few hours earlier, a collection of state lawmakers and lobbyists, members of the State Supreme Court and ordinary state employees like Ms. McAdoo.

An important problem is to construct models of such systems from a partial specification of dynamic properties, e.g., from a collection of state transition measurements.