Sentence examples for for some zone from inspiring English sources

President Obama would likely understand Secretary Clinton's frustration with the multiple prior fishing expeditions into her private correspondence, and her desire, like his own, for some zone of opacity in which to communicate privately.

For convenience, some zones are marked on the spectrograms where significant reduction in echo and noise can easily be observed.

For convenience, some zones are marked on the spectrograms where significant reduction in echo and noise can easily be observed Figure 15 MSEs for the utterance shown in Figure 14.(a) Without conditions and (b) with conditions.

For example, some zones of high enzyme activity may be so poorly perfused as to be inaccessible to the probe.

"I long for some Danger Zone myself," I said.

While bond yields rose early for some euro zone nations that were seen as most vulnerable, the trend reversed and Italy's 10-year yield dipped to 6.36 percent.

The report referenced, by the German magazine Der Spiegel, led to a temporary sell-off of United States Treasury securities while briefly lifting European stocks Monday The magazine reported Sunday that the central bank was considering setting upper limits on borrowing costs for some euro zone countries.

(See "Strong Signals From Cisco").. Cisco's gains didn't translate to an advance for the broader market though, as investors focused on the jobs uncertainty and sovereign debt concerns for some euro zone nations, like Greece.

Whatever their origins, the reason why such forms are preferentially cultivated in some zones (for instance for their local adaptation or for some particular uses) and whether they relate to more difficult post-harvest processing deserve further investigation.

Estonia will be the euro zone's poorest member, but its debt and deficit levels -- the cause of the crisis for some euro-zone countries -- are among the lowest in the bloc.

You will pay about 7.5 € for a ticket (for Zone 1 to Zone 5).