Only five miles from Tijuana and Baja California, Imperial Beach retains some frontier flavor.
The city's avenues could be spruced up, suburban style, with some frontier fencing and ornamental trees.
Some frontier countries remain more vulnerable to corruption and political crises than the typical developed market, said Darrell S. Zechman, a Chicago-based consultant with Towers Watson Investment Services.
Archaeology may offer unexpected help in this matter: it is possible and plausible that some frontier zones were by tacit or explicit agreement left fallow.
Some frontier clan chiefs have lost their government stipends for opposing vaccination, and officials have threatened to deny national identity cards to their clans.
You're the one at parties who, after a few drinks, starts talking about econometric modelling or some frontier immigration research that's "actually changed policy".
Cooke's poems, which were collected in a volume in 1861 (and again in 1888), included generally facile nature lyrics and some frontier ballads of rather more originality, but it was her stories that brought her recognition.
Young men from the inner parts of the empire, growing up in successive generations of continual peace, no longer looked on military service as a natural part of manhood, and the civilian economy appeared attractive compared to the rewards at some frontier posting.
An urban service area at the heart of the municipality of Wood Buffalo in north-eastern Alberta, one of Canada's western provinces and currently in a state of emergency, it is not some frontier gold rush town huddled under a blanket of perpetual snow.
The effects caused by the electron-withdrawing group (F) on different sites of the electronic structures and the related properties, e.g. the components and energies and of some frontier molecular orbitals, the spectral properties, the net charge populations of some main atoms of the complexes, and the relative stabilities of isomers, etc., have been investigated.
