state-by-state

The first ever state by state analysis of U. S. bioscience education found a wide disparity among the nation's schools.

S. presidencies presidents are selected on a state-by-state count of electoral votes, not by the national vote count.

Environmental groups are gearing up to challenge coal plants state by state.

Presidents presidents are selected on a state-by-state count of electoral electoral votes, not by the national vote campecount.

InAmerica, where insurers are supervised on a state-by-state basis, regulators' smoothed assessments ofcapital have been dwarfed by losses.

Candidates for president have the daunting task of organizing their campaigns state by state and then, if nominated, throughout the nation.

This opportunity to purchase is offered on a state-by-state basis and will be available for 60 days at the posted county price.

As the vote count progressed, the Democrat far outpaced his rival in the state-by-state tally of electoral votes.

Drilling off-shore on a state-by-state basis is something I think we could do very environmentally safely.

The number comes from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which also has state by state data.

State by state, results from primaries narrow the field.

Maryland and the District did not participate in the writing test last year. There were no state-by-state results for 12th-graders.

The authors looked at state-by-state statistics for adults aged 18 and older.

though, as in 2004, it will form alliances state by state.

Limited Liability Companies: A State-by-State Guide to Law and Practice