Sentence examples for states from one from inspiring English sources

States from one coast to the other have begun the dreaded process of raising taxes, cutting services and laying off employees.

"This is the deadest I've ever seen it for Memorial Day," said Joey Lopez, an observatory guard, shaking his head as though in sorrow for all those who would miss the sight of four states from one spot.

Two of them are minimum energy paths that lead through different transitions states from one cis/trans stereoisomer to the other.

This matched filter is derived from a simplified model of the dynamics, in which we assume that the state immediately collapses to a uniform mixture of the computational basis states from one of the parity eigenspaces.

"At its most basic level, a chemical reaction changes quantum states from one to another," Murch said.

There are many factors that distinguish these "fragile" states from one another, but almost without exception they are all struggling to cope with rapid population growth.

When redistricting transformed our district-the most Republican in the state-from one President Obama lost in 2008 into a lean-Democratic district he won by 11 points, I knew Tim Johnson's time in Congress was finally up.

In the past three years, Mr. Tripplaar has photographed some 400 post offices in more than a dozen states, from one-room trailers in Loveville, Md., to a highway strip mall in Rohnert Park, Calif.

Because of the restrictions on the striped bass fishery and the differences in size regulations from state to state, fish from one state cannot be sold in another.

"Australia can do better than to find our heads of state from one family of unelected English people living in a palace in England.

This is part of the overwhelming £18bn cut that transforms the welfare state from one that pays according to need into one that hands out according to criteria designed to limit funds, despite need.