Sentence examples for often anywhere from inspiring English sources

In the first four, Hedgehog and other key pathway genes were often anywhere from 20 to 5000 times more active than normal.

Even though these fees are tiny — often anywhere from a few to 15percentt of a product's list price — they can add up over a full year.

Lastly, I've never seen men hug so often anywhere but in Sweden, which is nice".

In New York, that often meant anywhere but ground zero.

"These are people you do not see in theater often, or anywhere, for that matter," Mr. Abbott said.

TAD FRIEND: Someone drives away from the cops in Los Angeles County about fifteen times a day — much more often than anywhere else in the country.

Not everyone has the luxury of a spare room, so guests often bunk anywhere from a double-duty home office to a pull-out sofa.

Nevertheless, I hear the charge of "positive" versus "negative" treatment thrown around in relation to China more often than anywhere else I've worked.

Flights through New York's three major airports are delayed or canceled more often than anywhere else in the nation, and the government's efforts to correct the problem have so far come up short, the federal Transportation Department said Thursday.

It had distinguished, cerebral presenters such as John Tusa, Peter Snow and Charles Wheeler; witty and clever political films by Vincent Hanna, and poetic films by David Sells from parts of the world that were not often covered anywhere else.

Troopers stopped minorities on the turnpike more often than anywhere else in the state during the first four months of this year, according to figures released last week by the State Police.