Sentence examples for peculiar local from inspiring English sources

The results were a kaleidoscope of peculiar local results.

So they fixed things in a peculiar, local way.

Granted, the peculiar local circumstances at play in these elections are not readily duplicated in a national election.

The shards sometimes deposit these fearsome predators close to human habitations – a fact which gives rise to another peculiar local expert, the polar bear "relocator".

And he simplified the tax code, abolishing a few peculiar local levies and lowering rates for new businesses in particular.The big initiatives of Mr Jindal's second term have a more ideological air.

I just completed a Latin American tour, not a music tour, but a series of discussions about bikes and transport; there it seems every city has its own bike-share program, many with peculiar local traits.

By a peculiar coincidence, local authorities had chosen this week to dig up the pavement around the gates of his complex.

Taken to its logical conclusion the UK could soon resemble the US – a patchwork quilt of laws and policies peculiar to local politics, taste and energy levels.

I agree that academies have yet to prove themselves, as is true of free schools, but they go with the grain of human nature, which is for heads, parents and teachers, as well as students, to run the schools in their own way, peculiar to local traditions, customs and needs.

All places have unique stories how the landscape formed, how the plants, animals and microbes living there come in unique combinations peculiar to local environments; and how the particular combination of people living there came to be there in the first place.

"I was amazed when I got into it just how peculiar the local effects were of the financial crisis," Lewis said.