Sentence examples for invisible governing from inspiring English sources
The minimum wage victory is the result of a dramatic change in the make-up of the Board of Supervisors, a five member panel that is one of the most powerful and invisible governing bodies in the country.
As in many cases it is not possible to obtain real datasets, either they do not exist or they are not accessible, synthetic datasets are governed by artificial parameters rather than by the (sometimes invisible) rules governing real-world behavior.
The hope was that if you gave the place a nice name, the invisible powers who governed its towering waves might feel placated and behave more calmly.
Invisible honour codes govern the laws of hockey fights; as in, tough players know exactly when they're allowed to "go" with other scrappers.
Such invisible inks are governed by chemical reactions that change the color of the pigments under certain conditions.
In areas of heavy tourism there seem to exist invisible yet very real boundaries governing where foreigners should eat or sleep or sunbathe or shop.
Flying around cities, as we found when ascending over the South Bank Tower, reveals a system of invisible power – including regulations and geofences – that are governing our aerial endeavours.
Perfect strangers are connected by webs of happenstance like subatomic particles governed by invisible forces.
Under the Khmer Rouge, an invisible organization called Angkar governed every aspect of Cambodians' lives, using techniques of psychological terror.
The earliest public architecture was the product of collective endeavours to control the powerful invisible natural forces that govern seasonal changes and the success or failure of crops.
