Sentence examples for competing powers from inspiring English sources

The competing powers in the inner circle often can't agree, and DeStefano nudges them to consensus or starts over.

In the past three hundred years, various competing powers have transformed the River and its Delta through ambitious hydraulic engineering projects as parts of their nation-building campaigns.

Mencius was active during the Warring States Period (403-221 B.C.E)., in which competing powers sought to control the declining Zhou empire.

The Burmese generals are in the happy position of setting competing powers against one another, while enlisting their help in resisting pressure to restore democracy.

The territory delineated by these two parallels is a ghostly copy of the Aouzou Strip — again, a transitional zone between two competing powers.

The country has long been a battleground for competing powers, and in the early nineteenth century it acceded to the Russian Empire, which it hoped would protect it against the Persians.

The slow rebirth of China's arts since then has come mostly in Beijing, where artists can cultivate powerful political patrons and where competing power centers leave gaps that less mainstream artists can fill.

He also likes competing power structures.

Does the rise of the companies as competing power centers benefit individual users?

U.S. technology companies are increasingly standing as competing power centers, challenging the primacy of governments.

Such a development, they said, could complicate government by creating competing power centers.