• The indifferent, rather cynical look which was on her face throughout the trial had entirely disappeared.

• But if we're talking about approval of a new workload formula or revision of our mission, that can be an entirely different story.

• The first devices to be powered entirely by ambient energy are likely to be sensors, calculators and clocks.

• The yellow-bellied marmot feeds entirely on green vegetation of many kinds.

• Threatening green skies during a thunderstorm also proved entirely independent of the type of severe weather that came with.

• Intriguingly, humpbacks in different populations sing entirely different songs from those elsewhere in the world.

• But while we're astounded, we're not entirely surprised.

• Even with more digital tools, people haven't given up on paper entirely.

• The result is a fascinating but not entirely successful hybrid.

• But one student, to all appearances, seemed entirely untouched by our discussions.

• Murderers are murderers entirely by their own choosing.

• In northern part of range in winter, fur entirely white except for.

• Researchers have sequenced key genomes, discovered an entirely new order of insect and probed the outer.

• The future of food was envisioned by many prognosticators as entirely meatless and often synthetic.

• If the covering is a synthetic material, remove it entirely.

• At first, it's odd, hopping on a bike frame made entirely of wood.

• But on the face of it this looks entirely reasonable.

• But today's academic job market is not entirely a buyer's market.

• The region is almost entirely dependent on imports, as the.

• Their bodies are almost entirely dedicated to reproduction.

• Further, it is entirely possible to meet current physical activity guidelines while still being incredibly sedentary.

• The two may as well be in entirely different dimensions, the match up between the new footage and the old stock is so bad.

• Bluefin are an entirely separate, troubling category of farmed fish.

• Whales are highly-modified, once-hoofed mammals which are entirely aquatic.

• It's another thing entirely for someone to say it in a crossword.

• The clinic hopes eventually to pay for it entirely through endowment income.

• In coming years wireless will vanish entirely from view, as communications chips are embedded in a host of everyday objects.

• Unique amongst mammals, the common vampire bat feeds entirely on blood sucked from its warm-blooded prey.

• There is a reason cats prefer meaty wet food to dry kibble, and disdain sugar entirely.

• Deadhorse consists almost entirely of oil rigs, pipes, and metal buildings.

• And, get this, it gets by entirely on natural precipitation.

• And turning it into another cable provider will be the best way to kill it off entirely.

• The dishes at this entirely organic restaurant are vegetable-loaded, simple and tasty.

• Obviously this is in part because she speaks to me so strongly politically, but not entirely.

• The claim that this money is wholly wasted may not be entirely fair, though.

• It is ringed with centuries-old walls and entirely surrounded.

• It was–he would come to convince himself–a single individual of an entirely new order of beasts.

• Bernard dogs were famous for an entirely different reason: saving lives.

• Try it side by side next to store-bought butter and you'll think they are two entirely different products.

• The resolve is striking, though not entirely surprising.

• Dusoulier's voice is boisterous, spirited, delightful and entirely forgiving.

• The cost would be covered entirely through revenue from the state lottery.

• Singapore's prime minister, revealed that the party had given hard thought to whether one-party rule was entirely a good thing.

• Many labs and scientists have invented entirely new methods to read the human genome.

• Uncertainty is an inherent problem of science, but manufactured uncertainty is another matter entirely.

• Because they were not entirely dependent upon the potato, they survived the famine relatively unscathed.

• While it doesn't entirely succeed, it's far from a failure.

• Humanity has now made the leap to an entirely new level of planetary importance.

• Neither side was entirely happy with the compromise, and both said they would review the ruling before deciding what to do next.

• But the benefits of recovery seem to have been distributed almost entirely to the owners of capital rather than workers.

• Create a piece of local art made entirely out of products produced or found in your community.

• These horses represented over half a million dollars cash value, which was entirely wiped out in a single week.

• It is a delicate process since the needs of the fungus and the needs of the trees are not entirely the same.

• Instead of dying out entirely, these insects found an entirely new lifestyle.

• But the room ensures that it is not entirely a pleasant one.

• It seems entirely possible that this means having to show up to an office every day all summer.

• Saddam's showy return to the faith was perhaps not entirely cynical.

• It was a sadly fitting end for a man whose life had been entirely dominated by war.

• Schultz--that he would be able to say good-bye to physical chemistry and immerse himself entirely in immunology.

• They look somewhat snakelike, though sea snakes are entirely different.

• But to ban people for protesting when the process has been used illegitimately is something entirely different.

• And, in the center of the room, there would stand an enormous dinosaur skeleton that was almost entirely real.

• Whether that is an entirely good thing has become a matter of debate among economists since the financial crisis.

• Blackback crabs live almost entirely on land, returning to the water only to spawn.

• How such a ball would travel when kicked is entirely different issue, of course.

• It entirely lacked any sign of internal bone structure that a real dinosaur bone would exhibit.

• Many of the microbes that metagenomics is revealing are entirely new to science.

• Used-book stores haven't entirely disappeared, but their numbers have thinned.

• What happened next is not entirely clear, but official reports.

• If they don't already know, explain to students that an island is a body of land that is entirely surrounded by water.

• Nobody familiar with the power grid expects blackouts to disappear entirely.

• And, as is too often the case, the gallery of scientific experts are entirely male and pale.

• It's all the more exasperating then that his thesis is framed entirely against that one dimension of the critique.

• Their responses revealed to me that they had been entirely aware of his de facto theft of another scholar's ideas.

• The online encyclopedia is written entirely by volunteers.

• But four stand out because they are made entirely of stone.

• What was entirely unexpected, however, was that these same neurons fired when a scientist in the lab reached for the nuts instead.

• One or two items in each column had a check mark penciled to the left of it, or a line drawn through the word entirely.

• The vehicle is unique in that the design team was composed entirely of women.

• Being on the receiving end of formula software can be entirely disheartening.

• Winning, of course, would be an entirely different matter.

• The builders of the museum will either have to clean the water or replace it entirely with an artificial lagoon.

• It's a fair point, if not one that will be entirely surprising to biologists.

• Ultimately, entirely new types of artists will also emerge from all of this.

• Statistically, though, you're entirely likely to have a completely healthy baby.

• Yet the decision is not entirely surprising, as it relates to a long-running trade dispute.

• He noted that the carnivores require vast territories and that some lion prides exist entirely outside park boundaries.

• The inhabitants of paved cities are almost entirely exempt from attacks of malaria.

• We're looking for some of the only giraffes in the world that roam entirely in unprotected habitat.

• Bachchan's helicopter was in the movie--they had to come up with something entirely different than what was in the book.

• The current value of capital depends entirely upon future expectations.

• Kilauea is a shield volcano, or a low, gently sloping volcano built almost entirely from.

• The branching of the dendrites arises for an entirely different reason.

• The technique was an entirely novel way of embellishing ceramic art, typically used for tableware and ceremonial vessels.

• And, with a couple of exceptions, entirely white men plus ca change plus c'est la meme chose.

• But these fairly common events occurred on entirely different tectonic plates.

• Even though the modern ride may not be entirely authentic, it is being so close to history that draws in many of the riders.

• To say the past completely defines the future is to eliminate the the evolution of entirely new forms.

• Not everyone is entirely open about their collecting.

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