Sentence examples for on all spheres from inspiring English sources
While Mr. Putin warned that crime had a "destructive impact on all spheres of society and the state," the real problem that Russia faces today is not a crime wave but a crisis of law enforcement.
Nonetheless, the displacement of United Way, with its traditionally middle-class donors, by Fidelity Charitable, with its wealthier ones, seems to symbolize how the wealth gap in the U.S. is having an influence on all spheres of public life.
The increasing availability of advanced-architecture computers has a significant effect on all spheres of scientific computation, including algorithm research and software development in numerical linear algebra.
10 It has a profound impact on all spheres of daily life; limiting or preventing participation in work, leisure and social activities and reducing psychological well-being.
Note that the norm ‖. ‖ is measured in R 3, 1, hence the second part of this formula contributes the points on the boundaries of all spheres represented by points on the boundary ∂ Q.
With the NEMA IQ phantom, contrast thresholding (CT) performed best on average for all sphere sizes and parameter settings (SI = 0.83; %VE = 5.65% ± 24.34%).
Australians spend the equivalent of about $1,200 per person on gambling across all spheres, the report said, meaning that the amount of money spent on gambling by every man, woman and child in the country is about the same as the entire average annual income of a person living in Nigeria, which had gross domestic product per capita of $1,224 during the same period.
All over India women are joining all spheres on an equal footing," the 32-year-old said.
The point (1, 0, 0, …, 0), which is on the equator of all the spheres, works well for geometric spheres; the (collapsed) rim of the disk is another obvious choice.
"Globalization is a phenomenon which impacts on law and on all associated spheres of activity such as trade, politics, and the media," said Mr. Cartwright, the Oxford course director.
The paradigm is given by the stock markets that have become more volatile after the financial crisis of 2007 – with impacts on all economical spheres.
