Sentence examples for To comprising from inspiring English sources
verb
To be made up of; to consist of (especially a comprehensive list of parts).
- The whole comprises the parts.
This event appears to develop in two steps in the amplitude, marked by 1 and 2 in panel (b) with slow onset durations of about 1.2 s and 1.8 s, respectively, indicating it to comprising two independent early/slow events due to two separate lightnings most likely happening at the same place, with a second event during the onset of the first event.
Building on that, the Pew Research Center recently released an extensive study on the shifting demographics of race in our country, showing that within a century (from 1960 to 2060), white Americans will have gone from making up 85percentt of the population to comprising 43percentt.
Exposure to CALD patients ranged from very limited to comprising the majority of clientele.
In addition to comprising nearly half of all genes from their respective classes, these offer an additional advantage.
In addition to comprising one element of learning as a phenomenon, a substantial body of data now exists to demonstrate that a student's motivational orientation also greatly impacts on the remaining two phenomenographic elements of learning, namely what is learnt and how the student engages in the learning process itself [ 19, 20, 24].
In time his collection came to comprise several collections.
Five teams were scheduled to comprise the league.
The list of missing players is thought to comprise Reece Lyne, Danny Kirmond, Jon Molloy, Jacob Miller, Tom Smith, Scott Anderson, Pita Godinet, Lopini Paea, Ian Kirke, Matty Ashurst and Chris Annakin.
The phrase apparently originated as a confusion of "to comprise" and "to be composed of".
The EU mission is likely to comprise 500 to 600 troops.
Second, there have to be enough records by a given artist to comprise a set.
