Sentence examples for like a localised from inspiring English sources

That may seem like a localised whinge (it is) but when the Guardian first raised it last year, Locog assured us that it would be resolved by the time of the opening ceremony.

This community PI score is a bit like a localised Pagerank of the influence of those users.

Julian told me it was "like a localised version of the Student Loans moment – the moment when your jaw drops and you cannot believe that a politician has abandoned everything they stood for, and the realisation that perhaps they never really stood for anything".

Ennis last visited the London site in January – "It looked amazing when I was there then... It's quite exciting to see what it's going to look like when it's finished" – but is focusing on a competition that is more of a world championship than a localised event, with all of the world's best heptathletes, except America's Hyleas Fountain, competing.

Renewable energy conversion is increasingly a localised industry.

Prime minister Manmohan Singh called it a "localised" problem and said his government did not want to "accentuate" it.

No one in Otari expects the calendar to spark an influx of young women and a localised baby boom.

a Localised Castleman disease in a 48-year-old woman.

Certainly that first Twenty20 Cup in 2003 had felt like a strictly localised excitement.

Eleven RLK/LRR are differentially expressed (up-regulated) and annotated with the GO term "response to chitin" and/or "death" (Table  3), including receptor-like cytoplasmic kinase (RIPK), receptor-like kinase localised on the plasma membrane (RLK1), serine/threonine-protein kinase-like domain (CCR4 and CCR3) and putative leucine rich repeat transmembrane protein kinase (EVR).

The H3-like variant CENP-A is specifically localised in centromeres, and phosphorylation of serine 7 (Zeitlin et al, 2001) is implicated in mitosis.