Sentence examples for distinct forces from inspiring English sources

The Razin uprising combined two distinct forces, Cossacks and peasants.

Cross country comparisons point to two distinct forces: in Southern Europe, weak rental markets increase ownership rates as well as cohabitation and savings by the young.

But he too has much ground to make up.The structure of the police is split in more ways than that: into several distinct forces, weakening the overall effect, says one criminologist.

Two fresh voices to HBR Jeremy Heimans, cofounder of Purpose and Avaaz, and Henry Timms, director of the 92nd Street Y in New York offer a framework for organizations seeking to effectively use the two distinct forces of "old power" and "new power". Old power, the authors argue, works like a currency.

Knowing inflation's identity could be crucial if scientists are ever to unwind cosmic history back to the beginning, when they suspect the universe was ruled by a single unified force instead of the four distinct forces we know today: gravity, electromagnetism and the strong and weak nuclear forces.

This would require the U.S. military to split into two distinct forces: a high-tech military, termed the "Leviathan," capable of overthrowing rogue regimes, as well as a larger corps of follow-on troops, called the "System Administrators," specialized in peacekeeping and rebuilding.

The first comprehensive maps of these distinct force components reveal an unexpected physical picture.

Its units -- serving under the command of the governors of 50 states, the District of Colombia and three territories -- evolved into a distinct force, separate and unequal.

The stretching of a single DNA molecule by optical tweezers exhibits distinct force peaks upon treatment with the complex necessary to break the intrastrand interactions.

Because this claim applies with distinct force when the tying product is platform software, we have no present basis for finding the per se rule inapplicable to software markets generally.

*The Council is setting up a distinct force within the multinational force to protect the operations and personnel of the United Nations and calls on member states to contribute troops.