They're popping up everywhere for every group, for every vertical.
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And we must dare to dream it for every black woman, for every woman in Malawi, and for every mother out there.
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For every minister forced from office, for every disenfranchised conservative cleric, for every rich royal hauled in for corruption and fleeced of allegedly ill-gotten billions, for every businessman shaken down, more potential enemies are created.
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There is now one guard for every four inmates, he said, one case manager for every six, and one licensed therapist for every eight.
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It's for every person who has gone through anything similar to this, for every person who hasn't yet, for every person who never will.
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In each intensive care unit, there should be one doctor for every six patients, two nurses for every five and one caregiver for every four.
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For every Best Buy there's a Radio Shack; for every Pizza Hut there's a Sbarro's — and public relations kerfuffles notwithstanding, for every Subway there's a Quiznos.
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He charges ₹203,500 for every 10,000 followers, and ₹150 for every 1,500 likes.
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For every Kumamon, for every popular yuru-kyara, there are a hundred Harajuku Miccolos.
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Pitt was right by her side for every surgery and for every difficult moment.
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London has about one star for every 100,000 people; Paris one for every 16,000.
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So for every valley there is a peak, and for every peak, a valley.
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For every rape, there was a rapist; for every murder, there was a murderer.
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For every Harley Quinn, there were a hundred Batmen and Jokers; for every Uhura, a dozen Spocks and Kirks; for every Kitty Pryde, a slew of, well, X-Men.
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For every Maxine Waters, there's a Michele Bachmann; for every Gloria Steinem, a Phyllis Schlafly.
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For every Eric Clapton, there's a Junior Barnard; for every Jimi Hendrix, a Jimmy Nolen.
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You have so many passwords for every app, for every mail-account and so on.
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For every seed purchased, Forest Nation plants two trees in Tanzania for every kit purchased.
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We basically became the repository for every piece of software and peripheral for every platform.
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We could provide early learning for every child and tutoring for every student who needs it.
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For every Che Guevara, there is a Geraldo Rivera; for every hairy hipster, a hirsute hunter.
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Connecticut gets $1 for every $1 it spends; Mississippi, being poorer, gets $13 for every $1.
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This should be a standard for every free society — and for every great college and university.
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Drishti tirelessly logs the "cycle time" for every worker and station all day, for every shift.
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There will be no one-size-fits-all approach for every state, or for every school.
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Ready for every occasion Grisham told CNN that for this trip, Trump is ready for every occasion.
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The crowded let up an audible "ooh" for every German score, then screamed for every Brazilian response.
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For every internet-accessible security camera, there's a smart air freshener; for every virtual assistant, a gamified urinal.
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That should be the law — not just for presidential candidates, but for every candidate for every federal office.
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Don't buy a new outfit for every wedding you go to or for every member of your family.
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Fight for every job, fight for every opportunity, and Lighthizer is an underrated rock star in this administration.
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For every celebrity you stan for, every album you love, every brand you thirst over, there is merch.
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Yeah, you want to get up for every game and we're hoping they're getting up for every game.
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Roughly, for every Blake Farenthold there is a John Conyers Jr.; for every Roger Ailes, a Harvey Weinstein.
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For every name we know — for every #freecyntoiabrown campaign — there are countless others who will never be heard.
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For those 121 medals, American Olympians will receive a total of $2,085,000 in prize money from the United States Olympic Committee — $25,000 for every gold, $15,000 for every silver and $10,000 for every bronze.
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For every victory he won, there was a sharp defeat; for every important majority opinion a stinging, quotable dissent.
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This is like getting a different browser for every site, or a different remote control for every TV channel.
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This equates to one incident for every 1,205 flights, compared with one incident for every 1,282 flights in 2014.
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Working together, we will redeem the promise of the American Dream for every family, advancing progress for every community.
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Working together, we will redeem the promise of the American dream for every family, advancing progress for every community.
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We will join the walkout for every one of those 17, and for every other victim of gun violence.
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Among women of color that number is even lower, with black women earning 63 cents for every dollar, Native American women earning 57 cents for every dollar and Latina women earning 54 cents for every dollar.
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For those who earn less than $1 million a year, the measure designates the value of their medals and their bonuses — $25,000 for every gold, $15,000 for every silver and $10,000 for every bronze — tax-exempt.
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The going rate for packages like that is around $550 for every 10,000 subscribers, or $800 for every 20183,000 views.
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Everything we've built so far could be repurposed, not only for every agency, but also for every city, every state.
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"I know baseball uses the same mud for every single ball for every single game that&aposs played," he said.
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On a per capita basis, that amounts to one player for every 56 people and a rink for every 15,300.
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For every Uhura, there are a dozen Spocks and Kirks; for every Kitty Pryde, a slew of well, X-Men.
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For example, there is currently only one counselor for every 600 students, and only one nurse for every 1,85033 students.
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With the new setup, customers get two stars for every dollar they spend, instead of a star for every purchase.
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For every killer of the mind, for every killer of the mind there was a life saver of the mind.
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In the mid-1980s there was one mosque for every 750 people on average; now it is one for every 550.
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São Paulo, the most populous, has one congressman for every 644,000 citizens; Roraima, the least populous, has one for every 65,000.
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With this one, a planner is donated for every purchase so you'll be helping two people for every one you gift.
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For every negative usage, a positive one seems to follow; for every allowance we're granted, another will soon be taken away.
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For every new American mom and dad, for every single baby born or adopted in this country, this is not just unlucky.
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But not for every kind of cancer, and not for every patient—not even, it turns out, for the majority of them.
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He was always there for every one of his players, always fought for every one of his players, always had their backs.
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Relative to population (one for every 13.4m Chinese females), that is not far off America's tally of 1990 (one for every 9.1m).
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Earn five points for every dollar spent at Toyota dealerships and two points for every dollar on gas, dining, and entertainment purchases.
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For every mountain on land here there's a mountain underwater, for every valley and river there are underwater corridors or sea caves.
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"USA Powerlifting is not a fit for every athlete and for every medical condition or situation," the federation wrote on its website.
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For every wily, adaptive Jay Z, there's a taskmaster like KRS-One, for every enduringly versatile Jadakiss, a stern, rigid Lord Jamar.
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The flag below has a white block for every All-NBA selection, a red block for every All-Star Game appearance, and a white star for every MVP award that a Dream Team member earned prior to the 1992 Olympics.
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Across America, there were 4.9 Latino births for every Latino death and 1.7 African American births for every death in that demographic group.
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"It's not for every school [or] for every class or [every] classification," he said, referring to elementary, versus middle school or high school.
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"For every major tech movement, for every tech phase, there's the infrastructure phase and the deployment phase," 500 Startups partner Marvin Laio said.
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Nationwide, there is an average of three police officers for every 1,000 citizens; in Flint, it's half an officer for every 1,000 citizens.
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You then pay €0.01 per month for every extra GB of storage and €0.02 per month for every extra GB of outgoing transfer.
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There was one media member for every protestor and one for every policeman, who smarmily grin at their ability to isolate the dissent.
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Today, Glock makes "pistols available for every man and woman, for every application and every hand size," according to a company promo video.
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For every 100 black prisoners, guards issued 213 violations for disobeying orders, compared with 32 for every 100 whites, according to the analysis.
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Nationally, there is supposed to be one guard for every 20073 inmates, but in reality it is one for every 65, he added.
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And this comes at a high price: Around $21,000 per year for every minimum-security prisoner and $33,000 for every maximum security prisoner.
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The lowest quality setting uses 1 GB for every four hours you stream, and the highest quality setting uses 1 GB for every hour.
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St Paul, in Minnesota, demands four spaces for every hole on a golf course and one space for every three nuns in a convent.
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The ex-Eagle (and Philly Special star) says for every reception this year he'll give $1,000 ... and for every score, he'll shell out $2,500.
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Overall, the stillbirth rates were 16.1 for every 1,000 deliveries with type 1 diabetes and 22.9 for every 1,6 deliveries with type 2 diabetes.
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Dowless allegedly paid workers $2900 for every 220006 absentee ballot request forms they collected and $2202 for every 2628 absentee ballots collected, Strach said.
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For every curse of the Billy Goat, for every foul ball stirring Steve Bartman's 10th-man instincts, there is a Cleveland moment to match.
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I am going to keep fighting for every vote, for every delegate, because each is a statement of support for the values we share.
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With the card, I earn 2 points for every dollar I spend on Southwest flights and 13 point for every dollar I spend elsewhere.
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For every product, the company tells you how much it cost for every part of the supply chain, and who made it and how.
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For example, Mississippi gets almost three federal dollars for every dollar it spends, while Massachusetts gets one federal dollar for every state dollar it expends.
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A camera for every occasion A camera for every occasion The main selling point, the company tells me, is the new sensor, featuring larger pixels.
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Announced yesterday, PopData is essentially a pay-as-you-go unlimited option that costs $2 for every 30 minutes or $3 for every 60 minutes.
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In Minnesota he was awarded 46 delegates, one for every 2,568 of his voters, whereas Mrs Clinton got 31 delegates, one for every 2,371 votes.
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And so the analogy would be that the coach is there for every practice, he's there for every game, but he's not on the field.
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For every podcast or TV show about a possible wrongful conviction, for every gut-wrenching story about the system gone astray, there is also fear.
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For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction; for every moment of joyous abandon, there is a deep and brooding hangover to match.
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It was easy for every Democrat to vote for President Trump's conviction, and it was easy for every Republican but him to vote to acquit.
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While approved for every age and for every stage of S.M.A., it's apparently most effective with kids (and adults with a recent onset of symptoms).
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For every disappeared musical Sesame Street toy, there is more drawing; for every bedtime story without Angelina there is one with Wild Things or Eloise.
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A Real Housewife in every zip code, a single-camera Netflix show for every comedian, and a reboot for every show that was ever canceled.
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He earns $2100 for every 224-minute walk and $27 for every 210-minute walk; this summer, he's averaging a monthly Rover income of $22017,110.
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They'll get a 15 percent off voucher for UberX for every 10 riders they drop off, and a 50 percent off UberBlack for every 20 riders.
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Before the end of apartheid, South African universities produced 44 white engineering graduates for every black one; by 2014, there were two blacks for every white.
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This equates to one for every 727,256 Germans, not a world away from America's tally of one for every 250,249 (though it has 243 in total).
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In New York, Mrs Clinton won 139 delegates, or one for every 8,158 of her voters, and Mr Sanders 108, one for every 7,595 of his.
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"You worked every count, hustled for every base, you fought for every run and produced a comeback story for the ages," Mr. Trump told the players.
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You'll receive 1,000 airline miles for every 3,000 miles transferred, with a 5,000 mile bonus for every 60,53 points (so 60,000 points becomes 25,21000 airline miles).
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Players who played before 21985 receive $25 a month for every year played, and $2200 a month for every year they played from 21993 to 0003.
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It also said there's about 35 shelter beds for every 100 homeless people in San Francisco, compared to 95 for every 100 people in New York.
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