Sentence examples for of other continental from inspiring English sources

Not the least of these have been his matinee-idol looks and stylistic cool, which have combined with the influence of other continental European managers in the last decade to bring a new sophistication to the muddy-boots-and-beer traditions of English soccer.

Although much smaller than Le Web 3 in Paris (which gets about 1,500 attendees), Plugg had the makings of a more intimate atmosphere amongst European startups and being in Brussels meant it was easy to get to from London as well as plenty of other continental European cities.

Wetter areas on other continental blocks in higher latitudes of the Northern Hemisphere began to form coal swamps during this time.

He also analyses the role that religion played in the drafting process, and considers the new institutions of state, such as the presidency and the senate, tracing the genesis of these institutions to other continental constitutions.

Even with this number of founding haplotypes in the Americas, Native American populations are characterized by a reduced level of genetic variation compared to other continental populations.

The diversification rates of Aeonium alliance and Crambe (0.24) are on the low end of the range inferred for other continental and insular radiations (e.g., angiosperm families [33], rodent families [34], and recent African large-mammal genera [35], [36]).

Indeed, it seems that Marchia was perhaps less of a Scotist than any of the other continental Franciscans active between Peter Auriol and the Black Death.

We did not detect ancestral contribution from any of the other continental groups in the African American sample set.

These observations are no longer just matters of theory: the recent experience of France, Germany and other continental European countries shows that they apply in practice too.

Millions of Germans and other continental Europeans will settle down in front of their TV sets tonight for what has become a New Year's Eve ritual - the showing of an aged British comedy sketch that is unknown in the UK.

The Netherlands remained neutral during the First World War and therefore never suffered the losses of men that other continental countries did.