Sentence examples for localised it from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, given that convective storms are often localised, it is likely that many torrential downpours go unmeasured.

While these outbreaks have so far been relatively localised, it's worth noting that the 1918 Spanish Influenza global pandemic, which claimed around 40 million lives – more than were killed in World War I – was in fact an avian flu strain that crossed over to humans.

This GSK-3β splice variant was already described by Mukai et al. [ 23], who localised it in human brain.

Renal cell carcinoma (RCC) is a relatively common condition and when localised it is best treated by nephrectomy.

The official policy is to "cut spending" on the benefit "by 10% and [then] localise it".

The Guardian will take on the huge national piece of the citizens agenda, and at Journal Register Company and MediaNews Group papers, we'll localise it.

"But to localise it, a woman has never held this seat and it's 20 years since Labor has held the seat of Herbert," she says.

Animation and simple plots travel far better than adult fare, and localising it with voice-overs is cheap.

Lawrence knew everything about the G-spot, though he would not have heard the term and probably would have found the idea of localising it and naming it abhorrent.

"There's something the matter with me I dont know what it is … I have a curious aching … I cant localise it … It unsettles me completely," he tells the eldest, most sensible of the physicians, Sir Patrick Cullen, who, knowing there is nothing so disturbing as an ill doctor, recognises that he is about to make a fool of himself.

What we can do is localise it, which is what they're going to do," he said.