Sentence examples for be contained in some from inspiring English sources

Behind a protective stanchion, and sadly not the only work protected this way, they seem to be contained in some strange zoo-like cages.

Instead of making the justification of a desert claim depend upon the existence of an actual social institution, we can make it depend upon the rules that would be contained in some ideal social institution.

"Many were aggressive or quite violent towards first responders and had to be contained in some way," Brideaux told the CBC, "either through physical straights, or the use of chemical restraints, or with the assistance of Calgary police".

Acetaminophen, which was first approved in 1951, is contained in some 600 prescription and over-the-counter products.

"Amazing how many coded cultural messages are contained in some St George's flags and a white van," said Kate Shea Baird, a political communications adviser living in Barcelona.

But some lawyers are known to be wary of such a scheme and it is probable that their concerns are contained in some of the 21 consultation submissions received by Ipso.

In further experiments, Dr. de Duve found that the enzyme was contained in some sort of membrane; cells broken up in the blender released more of the enzyme because the membrane suffered greater damage.

We assume that every fact is contained in some world.

Being bounded, is contained in some closed ball which is weakly compact.

(a) A set A ? X is called bounded if it is contained in some closed ball.

Since every pair (( x,y inmathcal{X}^{2} ) is contained in some (mathcal{X}_{m} ), it follows that mathcal{X}^{2}=bigcup_{mgeq1} mathcal{X}_{m}.