Sentence examples for be subsumed under a from inspiring English sources

Northumbrian will be subsumed under a new entity owned by Cheung Kong called U.K. Water.

We propose that this observation is not confined to memory but can be subsumed under a more general developmental trend.

For the same reason, God cannot be subsumed under a wider concept as man is subsumed under animal (GP 1.52).

Moreover, an exploratory factor analysis revealed that all of the six scores can be subsumed under a single factor.

However, if multiple tests measure a single dimension, all of them should be subsumed under a single factor of L2 competence.

There is, at most, a hint that all of these constraints can be subsumed under a general constraint against aggression (34).

Ties with the Vatican were severed, and religious activity was subsumed under a "Chinese Patriotic Catholic Association".

These contradictions are subsumed under a potentially marketable high concept: "Some Like It Hot" meets "Victor/Victoria" in the land of "As You Like It".

In the century after independence, ethnic loyalties were subsumed under a mixed Mexican identity as a way to merge Europeans and pre-Columbian indigenous nations into a modern Mexican state.

Vladek, ill and near the end of his own life, is talking to Art, and he says: "So... let's stop, please, your tape recorder... I'm tired from talking, Richieu, and it's enough stories for now... .. Art stands by the bedside, silent, because art has been subsumed under a larger heading, namely life.

He distinguishes between the morally "disagreeable or distasteful" and the morally criminal, the latter being subsumed under a broad category of what he calls "violence" (Williams 1978, 71).