Sentence examples for because it encompassed from inspiring English sources

Mr. Perez said the 2006-9 period was chosen because it encompassed the sharp spike in national foreclosure activity that began in late 2006.

Because it encompassed not only North America and the European continent, but also the islands of the Caribbean, India and the Philippines, the great naval historian Samuel Eliot Morison called it "the First World War".

The CBD location was selected for the local event because it encompassed both phreatomagmatic (explosive) and magmatic (effusive) eruption styles and because it affected the central business district, rail and port services as well as residential areas (Figure 7).

The DEA had access to similar pharmacy purchasing data, but many investigators regarded the database as unwieldy because it encompassed dozens of drugs sold by more than a thousand companies and could be up to six months out of date.

This interval was selected so that we could directly compare results with those of Bishop and McArthur (2005), who selected this interval because it encompassed N1 and P2 for those individuals who had these peaks.

"Jazz" is engrossing because it encompasses high and low.

"The Chamber Symphony he was very fond of as a teaching tool, because it encompasses so many different forms, but mostly he taught by analyzing Beethoven sonatas.

Test cricket reaches the parts other kinds do not because it encompasses the greatest variety of skills, abilities, temperaments and challenges of all ball games.

In part, this is because it encompasses so much: the structure of an international component of domestic financial markets, the limits of American law and the time constraints for filing claims.

Since poverty and size make them potentially easy to influence, they need care and attention.Australia's new pattern of trade means that for the first time its main commercial partner, China, is not a strategic allyThe wider region is the larger worry, partly because it encompasses so many poor, autocratic or unstable countries, partly because Australia does not fit in very comfortably.

We chose the Nakagami- channel fading model because it encompasses a large class of fading channels.