Sentence examples for every outlying from inspiring English sources

The central server, overwhelmed, began handing out more wrong information, and the problem snowballed, so that every outlying server could not connect – and Facebook disappeared from the web.

"The last 9 or 10 days have changed things a lot in the whole of Afghanistan," said Dr. Nazdama, referring to the effect of speeches by women broadcast over national television and radio, and therefore followed in every outlying village.

Outlying observations were visually identified and treated as missing data.

Svalbard and Jan Mayen constitute two outlying areas of Norway.

It's certainly possible that the story told by the high-quality swing state polls is right, but if so, we should see the consensus of the evidence (if not every last outlying or dubious poll) come into line with it soon enough.

Still, it is discouraging to see A.B.T.'s director go shopping every year at outlying companies for another three-acter to throw to his audience.

The center, operating out of a lonely cinder-block compound guarded by a machine-gun tower, sends teams of recruiters into the city and outlying districts every day armed with leaflets and posters.

Patients considered a priority from emergencies and those recently diagnosed with cancer were scheduled on the same preferential list as those admitted to the hospital; 4. Relocation of "outlying" patients every evening by the duty nursing supervisor when beds were available for it.

While sprawl was not unknown — Paris, London, Brussels, every major city has long had outlying rings of lower density development — most European cities had, even late into the 20th century, remained far more compact than their American counterparts.

In the conflict-affected districts, around 40,000 unaccompanied children – the 'night commuters' – walk every night from their homes in outlying villages to urban centres, in search of protection from the threat of LRA abductions and attacks.

The Maori people still camp on these outlying islands for several weeks every April and May to harvest the chicks of the sooty shearwater (or muttonbird) for food.