Sentence examples for divided into spheres from inspiring English sources
Trump's preference for transactional realpolitik over Obama's liberal interventionism should stabilise relations with Russia and China as the world is divided into spheres of influence.
The electrospraying conditions were adjusted so that the stream ejected from the needle was divided into spheres instead of continuous fibers or irregular-shaped particles.
When space is divided into spheres -- over here someone speaks slowly, back there someone plays quickly, while other sounds drift down from above -- then you have achieved polyphony in space".
However, his enthusiasm for interventions is so high that he then goes on to suggest the world be divided into "spheres of humanitarian interest" along the model of the 1774 Treaty of Kutchuk-Kainardji, which gave czarist Russia the right to protect Orthodox Christians in Ottoman lands.
In August 1939, the Soviet Union and Nazi Germany signed the Molotov Ribbentrop Pact, in which Eastern European countries were divided into spheres of interest; Finland belonged to the Soviet sphere of interest.
Nominally, the pact was a non-aggression treaty, but it included a secret protocol in which the independent countries of Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland and Romania were divided into spheres of interest, with Finland falling to the Soviet sphere of interest.
The American market for heroin, worth about $10 billion annually, is thus roughly divided into ethnic spheres of influence.
The messy Ukraine crisis is what the world looks like when it's not divided into two spheres of control.
WHEN I graduated from college in 1977, the world was still neatly divided into two spheres: work and everything else.
Mission work in New Guinea was divided into four spheres of influence in Papua but did not begin systematically until the 1870s.
The author's research has shown that many corporate leaders believe this strategic rivalry could develop into a situation reminiscent of the Cold War in which much of the world is divided into two spheres of influence, each centered around either the US or China.
