Sentence examples for latitude it from inspiring English sources

Yet what is extraordinary is how much latitude it offers its performer; and in the case of Juliet Stevenson, now playing Winnie in a startling new production by Natalie Abrahami, what emerges is a woman whose tragic awareness of her plight is as powerful as her stoic endurance.

While Arpa had wide latitude, it still had to choose its projects with an eye toward developing technologies that might someday be useful for winning wars.

The disturbance moved slowly westward over the Atlantic Ocean, developing into a tropical depression at 18 00 UTC on August 12 around 10° north latitude, a latitude it would remain around throughout its lifetime.

The Postal Service said the Senate bill did not go far enough to give the agency the latitude it needs to close offices and cut its work force.

By granting the regulator a fair amount of latitude, it also sought to ensure that the country would retain its lead in a new and promising technology.Sixteen years later, the HFEA is widely thought to have balanced caution and innovation successfully.

In latitude it extends from approximately 42° to 83° N.

Although Ae. albopictus is active year-round in tropical (e.g., Central America) and subtropical (e.g., Gulf Coast) latitudes, it overwinters in its egg stage in the colder latitudes of the Northern Hemisphere.

Further, as malaria makes its way into higher latitudes, it reaches people who didn't develop malaria immunity as children.

The concept of a Northeast Passage was at first favoured by the English: it was thought that, although its entry was in high latitudes, it "turning itself, trendeth towards the southeast…and stretcheth directly to Cathay".

The concept of "guided" democracy had passed me by, to say nothing of the more sinister latitudes it could explore.

In mid-northern latitudes it is best seen in the evening in February and March and in the morning in September and October.