Sentence examples for far-reaching sphere from inspiring English sources
THE great Chaco civilization, trading partner of the Maya, established a far-reaching sphere of influence in the North American desert a millennium ago.
The line between politics and civil society movements are mostly blurred, and the fragmentation of underdogs, unprivileged social groups, is a major cause of their failure to form a united front for a joint struggle to restore their rights, or to push back against the encroachment of a far-reaching state onto private sphere of individuals and groups.
From cloning to nanotechnologies or synthetic biology, our increasingly far-reaching attempts at extending the sphere of human influence have thrown up an array of questions about where the "artificial" ends and the "natural" begins.
The intersection between the HIV/AIDS pandemic, population ageing and uncontrolled urbanisation in SSA will have far-reaching consequences on the social, economic and health spheres of societies.
The development of a European public sphere is of course a very far-reaching project and it will take time.
A performance like this aptly displays some of the far-reaching possibilities that dance music can have in the live sphere, as well as on television.
(But then, Putin is not aiming at outright secession: just a Finlandised Greater Bosnia – a neutral country with a version of "federalism" so far-reaching that the eastern regions would become Bosnia-style entities, within a Russian sphere of influence).
(But then, Putin is not aiming at outright secession, just a neutral country with a version of "federalism" so far-reaching that the eastern regions would become Bosnia-style entities within a Russian sphere of influence).
Considering the tightly restricted political sphere under the 82-year-old president's rule, many of these had been far-reaching.
Supervision should be far-reaching.
