Sentence examples for as a whole notes from inspiring English sources
This would recognise that in Mexico, unlike in Brazil, the elderly tend to be poorer than the population as a whole, notes Mr Scott of CIDE.
In the nation as a whole, notes political scientist Karen Kaufmann, 50% of mothers with children voted for Bush in 2000, and this actually dipped to 49% in 2004.
Well into 2010, Oregon's overall economy will shrink more rapidly than the nation's as a whole, notes UCSB forecaster Bill Watkins.
It's impossible to say whether the ASBMB sample is representative of academic science as a whole, notes Benjamin Corb, ASBMB's public affairs director, but it does at least indicate that layoffs are both a reality and a threat in academia.
"Broadband remains the bright spot, not just for Comcast but for the cable industry as a whole," noted Sanford Bernstein analyst Craig Moffett.
The company is also talking up Mexico as a whole, noting that it has 47 million Internet users, pushing it into second place in Latin America in terms of online shoppers (Brazil holds the top spot).
"It's ironic that at this meeting there's been the release of the Teeb report, which has wonderful information about the economic benefits from conservation of the natural systems and the risks of losing those benefits to human well-being as a whole," noted Andrew Rosenberg, senior vice-president for science and knowledge with Conservation International.
Innovation that had an impact on their respective industries and our culture as a whole, noted Fast Company.
Patrick Webster suggests the final line relates to how the film should be approached as a whole, noting "The line appends not merely to the discovery of the monolith on the Moon, but to our understanding of the film in the light of the ultimate questions it raises about the mystery of the universe".
The researchers attributed this observation to gender differences in Egyptian society as a whole, noting that women may display stronger discriminatory practices because of fear of contracting HIV, as "females would be more stigmatized than males in Egyptian society".
