Sentence examples for true neighbours from inspiring English sources
Echoing Disraeli, they argue that "as material inequality continues to widen", two nations are emerging, inhabited by the rich and the poor respectively, true neighbours no longer.
This should enable true Neighbours fans to pinpoint with some accuracy when this story is set - assuming, of course, that Miss Windsor was watching its first run on terrestrial television.
They also had a beautiful villa in Minorca and in true Neighbours fashion a row erupted at Trent's birthday party in 1995 in which Hatch announced that he was leaving her and going to live with her best friend Maggie Clough.
Specificity is 1 and false discovery rate is 0, since all predicted genes are true neighbours.
Based on our hypothesis, for a true neighbour gene, not only it should have high rank intensity itself, but its neighbour should also have relatively high intensity, i.e. there should exist an association between the intensities of a true significant gene and its neighbours.
The same is also true when our neighbours look towards us to consider what kind of people we are.
Even if it is a charade of a ballot, it is probably sensible to assume that the stated purpose of "electing" (read rubber stamping) a "supreme leadership body" is important, and that some sort of profound, if hesitant, handover of power is under way (see article).Playing the China cardIf this is true, North Korea's neighbours should brace themselves for a rough ride.
However, in case of true primary alerts, neighbour node sends large number of secondary alerts that provide a belief on primary alert.
"They said, 'Don't they hate niggers down there?' And it's true: most of my neighbours had never met a black person before.
But the idea that Germany should itself seek to adjust, through lower saving and higher consumption and investment, still seems unacceptable to Angela Merkel's government.It is certainly true that Germany's neighbours have a great deal of work to do.
When she bought an apartment in one of the roughest parts of town, intending to share the people's problems, she was repeatedly burgled under the eyes of her neighbours who, true to form, never saw a thing.
