Sentence examples for neighboring third from inspiring English sources

After vigorous protests by the Chinese, the report identified China only as "a neighboring third country".

The panel's findings, first reported by Reuters, said that the technology transfers had "trans-shipment through a neighboring third country".

Thus, replacements at site −13 are predicted to selectively alter the zinc finger peptide within and prior to the 5′-end of the alpha-helix, where the peptide contacts the A/C evolving fourth nucleotide of the binding motif, but not at the 3′-end of the helix, which contacts the neighboring (third) nucleotide of the GC box (Bouwman and Philipsen 2002; Dhanasekaran et al. 2006).

A neighboring Seventh-day Adventist church parked a motor home outside and provided food for mourners.

ST. Marks Place and neighboring Ninth Street, long a mecca to punkers of every stripe, has become a magnet to a new generation of hipsters.

("I'll tell you what: I think the shooting is going to win this election for us," Brad Carver, the head of the G.O.P. in the neighboring Eleventh District, said on Saturday, after a Handel rally in Chamblee, Georgia).

In the absence of a viable competitor to run against Lopez, the chief opposition role fell, perhaps, to the New Kings Democrats' Lincoln Restler, a twenty-eight-year-old Al Franken look-alike who was running for reëlection in the neighboring Fiftieth District, against Chris Olechowski, a sixty-five-year-old Polish-American community leader.

will run for reelection in Arizona's Ninth District after reportedly pondering a move to the neighboring Seventh District, which is considerably more Democratic-leaning.

If you do, then his nonstop commercials drove you insane when he was running for the neighboring Eighth District in 2016.

To achieve an overview of individual mislocalization behavior, the mislocalizations from each finger to any other finger were categorized as mislocalizations from the stimulated finger to the first-, second-, third-, or fourth neighboring finger leading to a total of eight first-, six second-, four third-, and two fourth neighbor fingers.

Republicans, meanwhile, hope to retake a majority of the delegation by holding on to both seats and knocking off the incumbent Democrat in the neighboring First District, Jay Inslee, whose seat changed hands three times in the 1990's.