Experts have lived narrow lives, while politicians have lived broad ones.
Whitehead discovered that the first, or "index," case of the Soho cholera was a child living on Broad Street: her diapers had been rinsed in water that was then tipped into a cesspool in front of a house just a few feet away from the well.
We analyzed the metabolic networks of 117 bacteria species living in broad range of habitats including oceans, salt lakes, thermal vents, soil and within hosts.
Provide plenty of live broad leaf plants, like pothos and other philodendrons, pillow moss, or bromeliads.
Anderson produced a peach of an outswinger to Brad Haddin, who had already lived dangerously, Broad persuaded Johnson to clip him to midwicket and Anderson wrapped it up by having Mitchell Starc superbly caught at third slip by Root.
The activists, initially around 200, have been living on a broad sidewalk area under the bank's headquarters, which is elevated on steel pillars, since Oct. 15.
We were striking down that law to begin with because it was too broad: living wholly or in part off the earnings of someone who's a prostitute.
More than 250,000 people living in a broad swath of eastern Los Angeles, Boyle Heights, Huntington Park and other southeast cities face a "chronic hazard" from exposure to arsenic emissions from a Vernon battery recycler, according to air district officials.
Standard of living is a broad concept that loosely relates to the overall life of an individual and the quality of that life.
It prefers temperate deciduous forest, but also lives in broad-leaved or subalpine coniferous forest made up of Japanese beech, alpine meadow, and coniferous plantations.
Mandelson also said the party needed to develop its narrative on cost of living into a broader picture of how the country achieves economic prosperity.
