Sentence examples for late states from inspiring English sources

No wonder, then, that so many late states have decided to go early.

For all practical purposes, the primaries disenfranchise voters in "late" states and privilege voters in "early" states, while the general election disenfranchises voters in "spectator" states and privileges voters in "battleground" states.

In the nomination stage, the pop vote is even blurrier, because you also have differences between early states and late states, caucus states and primary states, open primaries and closed ones.

As people may continue to experience significant symptoms of CO poisoning long after their blood carboxyhemoglobin concentration has returned to normal, presenting to examination with a normal carboxyhemoglobin level (which may happen in late states of poisoning) does not rule out poisoning.

Some early states, notably Iowa, New Hampshire, South Carolina and Nevada enjoyed their moment in the political sun, but this year, for the first time in a very long time, the late states, such as North Carolina, Indiana and Pennsylvania also were very important.

"Early states have up to five times the influence of late states, and candidates respond to these differences by funneling campaign expenditures into early states," economists Brian Knight of Brown University and Nathan Schiff from the University of British Columbia wrote in an October 2010 paper.

Except for one lament about a late state budget, none of the letters mention state business.

Elizabeth Connelly worked for the late state Senator Norman J. Levy for more than 30 years.

Because of late state payments, she could not afford to keep a 10-day supply of drugs.

Of late, state legislatures and executives have been closing their purses as they struggle to balance tight budgets.

Another speaker for a late state, Bill Powers of New York, cited "states' rights," saying "let the states pick the dates".