Sentence examples for great unification from inspiring English sources

Yet both great unification projects are under threat.

I'm sure people go into wars thinking they're just, but the Second World War was the great unification of people, because being attacked by the Japanese at Pearl Harbor changed America's mentality.

"I have to say we have great unification," Trump said.

Maxwell's equations for electromagnetism have been called the "second great unification in physics" after the first one realised by Isaac Newton.

This descent into darkness has the potential to lead us into a planetary rebirth, partially because of the timing with what is beginning today: a great unification of the planet that has been years in the making.

There have been attempts in some countries to secure greater unification, but such efforts have often encountered strong resistance from particular occupational groups with better benefits or lower contributions attributable to lower risks.

Additionally, banks operating in countries with greater unification of supervisory authorities are less profit efficient.

If greater unification is possible for the elements of Plato's aesthetics, that may arrive from another direction.

So while diversity in media may mean greater variety, it also means greater unification.

In contrast, the "overarching" accounts emphasize greater functional unification reflected in overlapping fMRI activation and co-occurring neuropsychological deficits (Head 1926 ; Luria 1976 ; Corbetta and Shulman 2002 ; Jefferies and Lambon Ralph 2006 ; Cabeza et al. 2008 ; Ciaramelli et al. 2008 ; Duncan 2010 ; Cabeza et al. 2012 ; Crittenden and Duncan 2014 ; Kim 2012 ; Noonan et al. 2013 ).

I came to Greece to cover Europe's shame – the possible departure of an EU member from the great post-war unification of the continent.