Sentence examples for far more local from inspiring English sources

Its politics and economics are far more local than national; regional, ethnic and cultural differences are very deep.

Iowa, meanwhile, which has far more local entities than New Jersey, has defeated several merger proposals after combining some school districts in the 1990s.

It is very likely, experts say, that whatever form the Islamic State takes in Somalia, it will have far more local ambitions than its Syrian counterpart.

Downtown Portland has many new chain hotels to choose from, but it also has a wealth of historic, independent offerings with far more local character.

A place also wanted by at least five other girls, most of whom were far more local, and almost all of whose parents simply couldn't afford fees however much they wanted to.

While it ranks near the category leaders -- or 15th among news sites -- the site has a far more local feel than, say, Washington Post.com run by the Washington Post Company.

But this year I know far more locals who went out of their way to avoid it.

Unlike Theatrum, other restaurants attract far more locals than tourists, in particular the city's well-traveled elite.

That's far more than local speculation had it a few weeks back.

But foreign firms face far more formidable local competitors than they did then.

At stake is far more than local policy making in a few state capitals.