Sentence examples for one state over from inspiring English sources

And even as Professor Ormam was explaining his theory of celebrity politics and the power of the tube, a pretty good example of its scope was going on one state over.

But there is another special House election one state over on Tuesday that has received a tiny fraction of the national attention and resources garnered by the Georgia race.

The current system encourages candidates to focus on the needs of one state, over another; to glorify special interests that can deliver a small group of swing voters in swing states; and, to make any promise necessary to win critical battleground states based on where they fit in their "path to the presidency".

This provision was intended to prevent legislation intended to give, and having the effect of giving, preference to the ports of one state over those of another state.

The idea behind these clauses was to keep presidents from being tempted to favor one state over another, or a foreign country over their own.

Nor do we think there is any more force in the contention that this legislation amounts to a preference of ports of one state over those of another within the meaning of the constitutional provision under consideration.

This study examined the career paths of 415 Title IV-E MSW graduates in one state retrospectively over 180 months post-graduation to discover factors that could be important in affecting retention in public child welfare agencies.

Specifically, we will now examine the above equations in situations where the sequence-dependent likelihood ratios strongly favor one state model over another, with particular attention as to whether there are sequence-dependent scenarios offering recovery of the heavy-tail distribution in example one and recovery of contrast resolution in example two.

Moreover, pollution that originates in one state and spills over into another is very difficult for either jurisdiction to regulate effectively.

This makes the international decline look slightly eerie: blackbirds drop from the sky, plagues slacken and end, and there seems no absolute reason that societies leap from one state to another over time.

The only polling of the first primary where unaffiliated voters matter came from the University of New Hampshire last month; Trump was preferred by 68percentt of Republican voters, over a field of Weld and the not-yet (and maybe not ever) declared John Kasich, the Ohio governor whose 2016 campaign carried just one state — his own — over Trump's.