Sentence examples for Major sphere from inspiring English sources

New Order's other major sphere of influence was in the area of nightclub entertainment: the Manchester club that they bankrolled, The Hacienda, was the site for the next pop revolution after punk: acid house, and the so-called Second Summer Of Love.

Relevant experiments conducted showed that the model had captured the mechanics and the major sphere forming mechanisms in ball centreless grinding.

The swarm heads towards Manhattan, where the major sphere is located.

Within the current trend of establishing New Public Management in health care in developing countries [ 1] and the Paris Declaration on Aid Effectiveness [ 2], programme evaluation will become a major sphere of activity for the coming decade.

Anthropology has, in fact, gradually divided itself into two major spheres: the study of man's biological characteristics and the study of his cultural characteristics.

Qinghai is located at the intersection of the four major spheres of cultural influence of the nationalities of the Central Plains, Tibet, the Western Regions, and the Northern Grasslands, where multiple cultures co-exist, borrow from each other, seek common ground while reserving differences, thus vividly embodying the coexistence principle of "harmony in diversity".

Woodward and Bernstein identify five major spheres in which Nixon waged war on his political enemies and often flouted the law: his war against the anti-war movement, his war on the news media, his war on the Democrats, his war on justice and his war on history.

Texas lies between two major cultural spheres of Pre-Columbian North America: the Southwestern and the Plains areas.

In metamodernism, two seemingly opposed poles like radical pragmatism and dogmatic idealism are indistinguishable not because they're conceptually identical, but because they can be simultaneously instrumentalized (and thus, in a sense, transcended, one reason a major sub-sphere of metamodern critical theory is referred to as "transcendent metamodernism").

In concrete terms, classical liberal economists called for several major changes in the sphere of British and European economic organization.

The situation changed completely by the mid-20th century, as Britain became a major force in every sphere of music.