Sentence examples for several spheres from inspiring English sources

Manhattan alone has several spheres of influence, uptown and downtown, and when the other boroughs are considered the variables increase exponentially.

Sir Clement Freud, who has died suddenly aged 84, was one of those rare characters who managed to excel in several spheres: caterer, theatre club owner, journalist, broadcaster and politician.

Juliet Jacques, 33, a journalist and campaigner who documented her transition pre- and post-surgery in a blog for the Guardian from 2010 to 2012, said: "Many young trans people experience discrimination, intolerance, bullying, rejection and violence from several spheres.

Coming in the months ahead are not just one new world, the digital video disk, but several spheres of video enterprise whose scope and significance are yet to be determined.

The immediate interest of Trajectoire is to facilitate flows of information between health facilities, but it can provide many other services in several spheres of action which all contribute to the improvement of quality of care.

The new French pop music, or the "French new wave," which with its 1960's sleek movie-score production pastiches is making its mark internationally in clubs, fashion shows and music videos, is a phenomenon that involves style from several spheres.

This reconstruction combination also gave highest contrast recovery in the studies by Jakoby et al. [19] and Marti-Clement et al. [20] for several sphere sizes.

Despite the interference of several Sphere Builders, the modifications destroy the sphere and set off a chain reaction which destroys all the other spheres within the Expanse.

Specifically, the model is partitioned with several concentric spheres, and all the parts between two neighboring spheres are recorded with original BWs descriptor, which leads to the name Concentric Bag-of-Words.

Pellets are multilayered, consisting of several concentric spheres.

Reaching a sustainable approach in industrial development is a complex challenge that involves several knowledge spheres.