Most of the time, simple, localized infections remain just that: easy to treat and in one part of the body.
In one part of France where everyone's rubbish can be weighed individually, your wheelie bin is bar coded.
The recent three nights of rioting in one part of north Belfast do not seem to have put people off.
In one part of Parwan, there are 53, 000 people and only 44 police - everyday crime is on the rise.
News-wise as well, this was a week when big stories in one part of the country had had little resonance elsewhere.
So a problem in one part of the financial system, such as American subprime mortgages, can quickly become a global issue.
The ideal conditions for a firm in one part of Europe may be completely unworkable for another firm somewhere else, Grant correctly noted.
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The China Daily reported Friday that a late July rainstorm in Beijing led to a stellar 541 mm of rain in one part of town.
You say wars are inevitable in one part of the book and you say that the whole concept we've got of States has got to change?
Right-wing National Front supporters staged a demonstration in one part of the town while members of the Anti-Nazi League staged a rival protest in another part.
Currently a USCIS office in one part of the country will treat a case very differently from the way an office in another part of the country would.
They claim pupils sitting the exams in one part of the year got different grades for the same marks obtained by those in another part of the year.
Another solution is to use sediment dredged from navigation channels in one part of the lagoon to build beaches and new islands or to reinforce old ones in another part.
The Bank of England warned of these dangers in April, pointing out that signs of vulnerability in one part of the financial system can quickly have knock-on effects in other parts.
But Capt Tiernan said British troops were making progress, and in his case, his company was creating a "gated community" in one part of Helmand province to protect local people from insurgents.
Ethiopia's poor roads left the country's markets so fragmented that in 2001 smallholders in one part of the country were almost ruined by a glut, even as farmers elsewhere were ruined by drought.
When decent profits were being made in one part of a corporate empire, say, just as an example, Latin American telephone systems, then those profits were used internally to fund the purchase of North American hotel chains.
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In one part of the market where the sound of sewing machines was louder than the noise of traffic, a young tailor explained before the ceasefire announcement how it was hard to work in fear and uncertainty.
Its strategists were also intensely aware that some enemies to US interests might take a crisis in one part of the world that sucked in the US military to be a green light to start trouble in another.
And Airbus has expended huge amounts of time, money and engineering resources on just one airliner in one part of the market, while attempting to take on Boeing, its American arch-rival, on a number of other fronts, too.
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"For example, why should it take much longer to respond to a 999 call in one part of the country than in another, why should the clear-up rates for burglary be so much worse in one town than in another, " he said.
Often when such a different approach to management is introduced in one part of the organization, there is tension at the interface between the part of the company still doing traditional management and the part managing work in a radically different way.
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But should we, as a matter of policy, and moral decency, learn to think and comprehend that our actions in one part of the world could very well come back to hurt us, or, as Paul would say, blow back in our face?
While Internet safety advocates and tech professionals were meeting at the FOSI and Qitcom events in one part of the city, eight heads of state from the Arab region, government ministers and Arab tech industry leaders were participating in the Connect Arab Summit to talk about expanding technology opportunities in the region.
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The leadership at Salesforce.com grasped this difference and saw that if a radically different approach to management were to be introduced in one part of the organization, there would be a tension at the interface between the part of the company still doing traditional management and the part managing work in the new way.
"You and I, Jim, have worked at the BBC for long enough to know that the suggestion that the BBC management in one part of the BBC was reluctant to allow an investigation by a news programme to go ahead, frankly, would only spur that investigation on and make people more determined to do it, " said Mr Jordan.
Chambers jokes that it keeps him from interfering in any one part of the empire.
In particular one part of it - calcium silicate hydrate - refused all attempts to be analysed under an electron microscope or by nano-indentation.
Sepsis usually starts out as an infection in just one part of the body, such as a skin wound or a urinary tract infection, Tracey says.
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