Sentence examples for way among all from inspiring English sources
Look at it this way, among all of America's trading partners, imports from China form one massive monolith worth half a trillion dollars.
For (normed or) Minkowski planes the isoperimetric problem can be stated in the following way: among all simple closed curves of given Minkowski length (= length measured in the norm) find those enclosing largest area.
What's more, a handful of firms became particular active in the market this year, with Social+Capital Partnership leading the way among all firms with five digital health investments, followed closely by Norwest Venture Partners.
Bridges are currently the most common way, among all other ways like e.g. shipping or tunneling, to connect two river-banks together (Hölzer et al. 2010) and additionally convey economic and cultural meaning in cities as well (Chang and Choo 2009; Ioannidis 2011; Psarra 2012).
Uganda was then set up to lead the way among all countries in the extent of programming, the amount of on the ground national staffing, WHO staffing support, and global financial support (Mann, 1991; WHO, 1997).
When it worked well, information from each outlet flowed in a coordinated way among all the outlets and onto their Web sites.
"Things are very smooth and chill". Mike Pullins, in his 15th season as USC's jumps coach, said the football players "moved the competitiveness meter way up" among all athletes in the program.
This list provides a means for two-way communication among all computer and network administrators on campus.
Spectatorship gave way to participation among all classes.
In this context, knowledge (zhi) was primarily understood as recognition (shi 識) of the structural principles (li) of the all-embracing Way (dao), which, among all other entities of being, was also expressed in linguistic terms.
This shift is beyond the scope of this paper, but the methods used here can be applied in the same way to find the best way to predict FPC among all sexually active women from CPR among all sexually active women at reproductive ages.
