Sentence examples for major currents from inspiring English sources

The party founded by Juan Domingo Perón in the 1940s, together with its legendary machinery, still constitute a major political force to be reckoned with, even though it is currently split into two major currents — Kirchnerismo and orthodox Peronism.

His life, for a start, was extraordinary, both in its eventfulness and in the way it took in so many of the 20th century's major currents.

The major currents — the Gulf Stream, the Humboldt, the Kuroshio — spawn dozens of minor currents, all of them in perpetual motion.

Sailors have always been aware of ocean rivers — currents, that is — but Maury was the first to produce a scientific chart of the major currents.

His penetrating insight into the limitations of virtually all the major currents of thought propounded by his fellow thinkers helped to establish the Confucian school as a dominant political and social force.

He teaches the students that the major currents move clockwise around the Atlantic: The Gulf Stream sweeping up the East Coast, the North Atlantic Current going more eastward, the Canary Current making a southerly sweep down the coast of Europe, and then the North Equatorial Current moving toward the Caribbean.

Obraining rice for his subjects is is major current problem.

The major current exhibition is "Face Off," organized by the Fuller's only curator, Denise Markonish.

In this painting Masaccio laid the foundations for one major current in all Florentine painting.

His major current is a lower Manhattan land-use redevelopment, program of the Downtown-Lower Manhattan Association, of which he is chairman.

The major current battle is about capital — how much banks should hold and how liquid it should be.