Sentence examples for elements at home from inspiring English sources

Taking the sweltering summer of 2005 as a starting point, people were less inclined to brave the elements at home the following year.

For him, Brown is a clear illustration: the Court knew that invalidating segregation would help the nation in its competition with Communist nations and undermine subversive elements at home.

With a neat mustache and a well-tailored suit, he exuded an effortless cosmopolitanism that seemed more conducive to facilitating Libya's reëntry into the world than to winning over the hard-line elements at home.

Since he took power, Mr. Kim has tried to cement his authority with what analysts described as halfhearted economic reforms among some farms and factories, highlighting the perceived threats from the country's external enemies, and, most recently, raising the specter of a reign of terror through talk of "squashing rebellious elements" at home.

Let's hope that rash decisions abroad and opportunistic elements at home do not ruin Iran's once in a generation opportunity.

That sentiment has deepened amid an influx of refugees and rising fears of radical Islamic elements at home.

Any spatio-temporal reality, whether an 'insubstantial' property, such as a color, or something as abstract as a relation, such as farther-away-than, or faster-than, so long as it takes its place as a spatio-temporal element at home in the world of physics, is accepted as part of this one great spatio-temporal world.

The Colombia players were stuck between a rock and a hard place, with criminal elements both at home and abroad menacing them from behind the scenes.

Rabbi Dov Taylor performed the ceremony, which incorporated both Jewish and Quaker elements, at the home of the bride's parents.

Those results will be reported Tuesday night, providing a new element for viewers at home: many states will report initial results that encompass far more votes than ever before.

Some of the study's scientists conclude their findings show that's where the element belongs, although other chemists disagree, arguing that the element would be more at home in the d-block that houses elements like scandium and titanium. .