Sentence examples for intersection of forces from inspiring English sources

By Evan Osnos June 9, 2013 In choosing to go to Hong Kong, Edward Snowden, the former C.I.A. tech, who leaked news of the U.S. government's collection of private Internet and telephone data, put himself at the intersection of forces more powerful than what he called that city's "commitment to free speech and the right of political dissent".

"I wanted it to be historically true to the intersection of forces that we know were real and are real".

"People are caught in the intersection of these forces.

The dashboard-camera videos of the meteor, which proliferated on the Internet all Friday morning, represent an intersection of astronomical forces with the technological and sociohistorical conditions of Russian life.

It is well established that labor force participation intersects with fertility and the graphs here suggest an intersection of labor force participation and fertility across housing markets.

Hundreds gathered at the central downtown intersection of Portage and Main, forcing the police to shut down the intersection.

It's an exploitation made more horrible for the intersection of two cultural forces of equal unpleasantness.

According to the Pressure and Release (PAR) model (Blaikie et al. 2014), the impact of a natural disaster can be seen as the intersection of two major forces: a natural hazard event and the processes generating vulnerability.

It is largely modelled after the PAR model by Wisner et al., which is based on the premise that a disaster is the intersection of two opposing forces: processes generating vulnerability on one side, and the natural hazard event on the other.

"It is the intersection of those two forces that have caused the Backbone Trail to take such a long time to complete".

The third approach, hybridity, describes the intersection of macro-structural forces with cultural and local factors, generating ways of being and relating that are defined by flux, identity searches, mixing of cultures and signals, contradictions, and split consciousness (31).