Sentence examples for a broad sphere from inspiring English sources

Formally stated: With respect to social influence benefits, firms aiming to establish a broad sphere of influence on external stakeholder are more likely to create undirected interlocks.

In sum, from the focal firm's perspective creating undirected interlocks is useful to establish a broad sphere of influence that includes the corporate elite as well as other external stakeholders such as governments.

In a broader sphere of what could be called "personal development" the most valuable language for me has been Hungarian.

The Russian economy has been stung by Western sanctions and lower prices for its chief exports — oil and gas — testing Moscow's ability to shape a broader sphere of financial influence.

The term "street harassment" is relatively recent, and helps describe a broader sphere of violence that limits participation in public space (see Sidewalks, by Anastasia Loukaitou-Sideris and Renia Ehrenfeuch).

This idea of treating tree branches as conjectural hypotheses is something that cladists enthusiastically introduced into phylogeny when Hennig's systematics was translated linguistically and conceptually into a broader sphere of phylogenetic systematics.

By 2030, the world will be more complicated, divided between a broad American sphere of influence in Europe, the Middle East and south Asia, and a Chinese sphere in east Asia and Africa.

But in assembling the program, "Promise of the New World," Mr. Lacombe illuminated deeper ties among the works on the bill, and to a broader societal sphere.

As Crary points out, "as history has shown, war-related innovations are inevitably assimilated into a broader social sphere, and the sleepless soldier would be the forerunner of the sleepless worker or consumer".

As Crary points out, "as history has shown, war-related innovations are inevitably assimilated into a broader social sphere, and the sleepless soldier would be the forerunner of the sleepless worker or consumer".

My study shows how the new scientific discourse penetrated into a broader cultural sphere, generating wide interest in the question how the body participates in and reflects affective and cognitive processes.