Sentence examples for workings of many from inspiring English sources

Qualcomm, which provides the inner workings of many of those handsets, is to the wireless world what Microsoft was to the personal-computer revolution, he said.

In its early years, the Internet had played a role only in the lives of researchers and academics; by 2000 it had become essential to the workings of many governments and economies.

A mathematical concept of a network has been introduced in systems biology as it accurately captures the inner workings of many complex biological systems.

He told me a lot about New Orleans politics, the inner workings of NASCAR and many other things I knew nothing about and the conversation never deteriorated into the polarization that is so common today.

Books like The Blind Watchmaker by Richard Dawkins provide an excellent primer on the basic workings of evolution, and many useful analogies and examples for use in a debate.

Now back in his native country, he continues to disclose the inner workings of Julius Baer — one of many Swiss institutions that investigators say help clients evade billions of dollars in taxes by routing money through offshore havens in the Caribbean and Switzerland.

There is a problem when politicians attempt to pronounce on the workings of the internet; too many of them don't or won't get it, probably through a mixture of generational and cultural disconnect.

One aide to the governor suggested that Mr. Hevesi's move was a partisan witch hunt, part of a larger campaign by Assemblyman Richard L. Brodsky, a Westchester County Democrat, who has been holding hearings on the workings of the state's many authorities.

With our impressive understanding of the glorious and mind-boggling workings of the universe at many levels based on modern science, we can either see the universe and our lives within it as ultimately meaningless or as manifestations of the divine names.

Despite the acquittals, the three-year trial laid bare many inner workings of the Milosevic era.

Ms. Pollock's account also provides a rare view of the hardscrabble workings of a commercial art gallery many years before Manhattan became thronged with them.