Sentence examples for states well from inspiring English sources

"I'd love to be the guy that represents the States well and put us on the map," he said.

Aides to Mr. Nader say that despite the setback in Oklahoma, he still expects to qualify for the ballot in most states well before Election Day.

Eager to promote itself as a global player and to take advantage of its rival Saudi Arabia's absence from the scene, Qatar's increased ties with Assad has served both states well.

If you're weird and wanna do stuff and you're from one of the five surrounding states, well, the south is not a forgiving place: you have to go to Atlanta or New Orleans.

But if, as many believe, the chance for Obama to appear bipartisan and presidential in the last week of the campaign with one of his most strident critics was just enough to tip independent voters in swing states — well, I rest my case.

But such laws were still on the books in some states well within living memory.

In some states, well-known candidates are automatically placed on the ballot, and in others, only a filing fee is needed.

Despite numerous studies, the 'Porter Hypothesis' (PH), which states well-designed regulations can compel manufacturers to develop innovations with both economic and environmental benefits, remains unsettled.

Maybe they understand how politically strong the program has become, or maybe they recognize how vital it has become to their states' well-being, with so many hospitals depending on it for revenue and so many beneficiaries depending on it for care.

My 1999 book, "Standardized Minds," and a handful of other books and reports at the time eviscerated the intellectual foundations of the accountability movement in Texas, Massachusetts and other states -- well before the Bush-Ravitch team peddled the policy on a national scale.

Those friendly people we met in the States... well, we have friendly people here, too.