Sentence examples for local idiosyncrasies from inspiring English sources

That strategy has the benefit of simplicity and uniformity but cannot account for local idiosyncrasies.

The park's design also sought to incorporate local idiosyncrasies or symbols Venezuelans could identify with.

The Miami construction boom — with its own local idiosyncrasies — comes after a broad revival in the real estate market.

But in fact emerging markets have shadowed each other surprisingly closely in recent years, as Ruchir Sharma of Morgan Stanley points out in his new book, "Breakout Nations".Mr Sharma argues that emerging-market funds have lost sight of local idiosyncrasies in their fixation with global macroeconomic forces.

The state is a reminder of the varied local idiosyncrasies that nationally may add up to disaster for the party at the mid-term election this November.North Dakota has only 641,000 residents, or 0.2% of America's population, scattered across more than 70,000 flattish square miles.

The dialogue and the whimsy of "Logan Lucky" remind me somewhat of films by the Coen brothers this may be the most Coen-esque of Soderbergh's films, in its combination of giddy narrative panache and a delight in regional and local idiosyncrasies.

Honoring local idiosyncrasy is critical, said Mr. Green and the editors.

Parks's arrest sparked a chain reaction that started the bus boycott that launched the civil rights movement that transformed the apartheid of America's southern states from a local idiosyncrasy to an international scandal.

Cultural norms and local and personal idiosyncrasies in thought and speech can affect whether your behavior appears "normal" to others.[33].[33]

Local markets have their idiosyncrasies, but an entertainment guide that works in one market probably can be brought to other markets.

And Burton's reaction to their idiosyncrasies and local cultures is the stunned/disgusted "no, god, please what is that?" So how does Burton/America deal with Lo Pan/Foreign Terrorists?