Sentence examples for broader range of forces from inspiring English sources
This rather Gramscian political theory made it the natural home for a much broader range of forces than its original trade union base and it soon attracted radical Catholics, such as Frei Betto, human rights activists, such as Eduardo Greenhalgh and environmentalists, such as Chico Mendes.
This is because the external military element in this campaign - air power - is only part of a much broader range of forces that need to be coordinated.
The ways in which a broad range of forces outside of the media are related to the rise of public conceptualizations may themselves pose questions that may be simply too numerous and complex to be sufficiently addressed within the frame of a research paper such as this one.
In addition, we only measured forced sex and did not explore the broader range of forms of sexual abuse that may occur.
Although Kempadoo urges feminists to understand prostitution in terms of a broader range of social forces, she maintains that feminist theorizing about prostitution should avoid overlooking the agency of women of color by treating them as mere passive victims of oppression (Kempadoo 2001, 43).
The Pentagon review suggests that the system of sensors, radars and interceptors could eventually be used against a much broader range of adversaries, including defending US forces and allies in the Pacific and Europe against Russian and Chinese HGVs and cruise missiles.
This study was designed to characterize the effect of fatigue on the relationship between muscular force and its variability over a broad range of submaximal forces.
The instrumented indentation, offering a broad range of loading forces, was chosen for characterization of these coatings at various scales: from the smallest structural units up to the coating as a whole.
Advantages of this process include the production of high power densities, up to 103 W m−2; the ability to directly utilize a very broad range of mechanical forces and displacements; and the ability to directly output a broad range of currents and voltages, from several volts to tens of volts.
