Sentence examples for been embedded in every from inspiring English sources

Second, ministers are now claiming that sustainable development has been embedded in every department.

Passion is embedded in every note.

Memory is embedded in every square foot of Irish sod.

Metadata is the hidden information that can be embedded in every online image.

But those issues are embedded in every story the film has to tell.

It has become the mainstream and is embedded in every form of online communication but also in the sensibilities and expectations of everyone online.

One proposal calls for a digital "watermark" -- a kind of label undetectable to the human eye or ear -- to be embedded in every piece of digital media, carrying instructions about whether it can be played or copied.

It masquerades as humility ("I owe everything to him"), but vanity is embedded in every self-effacing line ("He made me what I am -- and the world should be grateful").

Yes, many college and even some high school textbooks make clear that slavery was embedded in every aspect of American life -- not just Southern life -- from the early colonial era to the Civil War.

Many types of knowledge and cognitive functioning are embedded in every skill area, and many, if not all, of the standards merely translate the obvious requirements of English work into wordy abstractions.

"My Bill would help to ensure that the lessons from some of Britain's most successful businesses were embedded in every company, ensuring profits and power are shared," he said.