Sentence examples for features of the state from inspiring English sources
This contrast between mountain and plain is among the most powerful geographic features of the state.
Disney alone is investing $1.4 billion to expand its original resort and build the new California-theme park -- celebrating beach culture, the redwood forests and other features of the state -- on the site of its former parking lot.
The most striking features of the state are its beaches, the Pine Barrens, The Palisades facing Manhattan, the broad marshes and swampland in the northeast, and the hills of the northwest, including the famous Delaware Water Gap.
But if Turkey's military elite has retained many of the Ataturkist virtues, it has also made Ataturk's failings permanent and defining features of the state -- his indifference to the economy, his tendency to regard citizens as subjects, opposition as treason and any assertions of religious or alternate ethnic identity as threats to Turkey's territorial integrity.
In its brief in the Supreme Court, the city repeated those arguments, telling the justices that some features of the state's experience could allow for a ruling short of establishing a nationwide right.
In a review of 34 years of Connecticut death penalty cases, Prof. John Donohue of Stanford Law School concluded that "arbitrariness and discrimination are defining features of the state's capital punishment regime".
In fact, new NMR methods have been created, and applied, in an attempt to characterize the conformational features of the states along the folding pathway.
A powerful entry point to study circuits orchestrating such states has involved identifying small populations of neurons whose activation or inhibition can evoke features of the states.
Compounding the problem, the city has abandoned a positive feature of the state law.
Silver furniture, a feature of the state rooms at Versailles, became fashionable among kings and noblemen.
Only 3 of 26 black members of the House voted for the bill, and many denounced it furiously as a plan that would make the flag an even more prominent feature of the state's official landscape.
