Sentence examples for been able to encompass from inspiring English sources

Fundamental particle theory encompassed three of the forces of nature (the electromagnetic force and the strong and weak nuclear forces), but it had not been able to encompass the gravitational force.

These efficacy based clinical trials both randomised and observational have to date not been able to encompass any preventative measures to reduce weight gain.

It is a measure of Fogel's subtlety that he is able to encompass both perspectives.

Unlikely scenarios, all three; and yet many of the apps that we use would like to be able to encompass functionalities as diverse as that.

However inconvenient it might seem, a party needs to be able to encompass this diversity for the simple reason that the electorate is similarly awkward.

It may be true that the long history of socialist Zionism no longer seems to resonate; but it's an inescapable fact that political parties need to be able to encompass diversity in order to succeed.

By breaking the project into three elements the same height as the original, Mr. Piano was able to encompass the museum's space needs without engulfing Mr. Meier's building.

One thing about Ernie was he was able to encompass all of P.E. in the shots, and that set him apart from others who only saw me and Flav.

This model is able to encompass rational decision behaviors that the Expected Utility model cannot accommodate.

The internet enables more versatile technology-mediated communication and is able to encompass a larger proportion of human experience.

In addition to BNGA being able to encompass all the SSGA parameters, the simplicity of its structures provides three advantages [35].