This work has a large sphere of influence, yet the impact of much of this work is uncertain with respect to what works, for whom and in what conditions (Smallbone and McKillop 2015).
I have a sphere of influence right now, where I'm talking to you as a media outlet, where we could potentially have a large sphere of influence, so I'm really trying to say all of the points.
It is not, in fact, so special, rather a particularly grisly example of a dozen or more micro-conflicts bubbling in eastern Congo, most of them within Rwanda's much larger sphere of influence to the south.
In short, until recently, Australia and New Zealand have largely been practicing classic old school sphere-of-influence economic and political policies in the Pacific, while larger Western allies, such as the US and UK focused on other matters.
Sony is trying to fight this advantage by being more open and thereby attracting other large players into its sphere of influence.
"When you're on the charity circuit, you tend to come into contact with well-heeled people," Mr. Sonn said, adding, "the bottom line is that his sphere of influence was large".
This is a particularly fruitful area - all companies can take steps to facilitate lifestyle change within the workplace, and many providers of goods and services can also focus on creating products that encourage consumers to make healthier choices in the community at large, moving well beyond companies' initial sphere of influence in the workplace.
Because the huge planet's sphere of influence is so large, "I have no doubt that a concentrated search could turn up more satellites," says Charles Kowal of Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland, who discovered Jupiter's satellite Leda back in 1974.
The affiliation expands the sphere of influence of the larger system eastward to the towns of Riverhead, Southold, Southampton, East Hampton and Shelter Island.
Sheikh Nasrallah's sheer defiance and emboldened stance are in large part the product of Iran's strengthening hand across its sphere of influence which now stretches from the Mediterranean Sea Gazaa) to the China's western frontier (Persian-speaking Tajikistan).
The doors to that market were being rapidly closed in the 1890s, however, as Britain, France, Russia, and Japan carved out large so-called spheres of influence all the way from Manchuria to southern China.
