Sentence examples for better to encompass from inspiring English sources

With summer approaching (apparently), it seems fitting to include a summery tune, and what better to encompass this moment with a tribute to a wonderful band who unfortunately split earlier this year; the Swedish dreamy duo that is Air France.

The various ways HLA-B27 may function in causing spondyloarthritis now are better understood to encompass not only antigen presentation but also other mechanisms, possibly all being operative in pathogenesis (misfolding of the HLA-B27 molecule, impaired intracellular killing of bacteria, and HLA-B27 itself serving as an autoantigen).

And what better way to encompass their vision than audiovisually reinterpreting the static silence of written language?

People who have never heard of John Stuart Mill believe it is better for an individual to encompass their own destruction rather than for society to compromise with the "evil of allowing others to constrain him for what they deem to be his good".

But it is also a sign of another notable trend: the range of work available on "e-lancing" sites is growing to encompass more complex and better-paid tasks.

Structural modeling may help to better distinguish the contributions of the different channels and to encompass general equilibrium effects.

Refreshingly, Mr Deaton also reaches beyond a purely economic narrative to encompass often neglected dimensions of progress such as better health.

Finally, we will consider experts opinion on the subject to encompass a broader scope of potential strategies to better support parents in promoting healthy lifestyles for their children.

It's broad enough to encompass Arthur Ashe, Mike Tyson and Kobe Bryant.

These betwixt-and-between materials, which form a category broad enough to encompass sand piles, pharmaceutical powders, food grains, cans or bottles on conveyor belts and even automobile traffic, just do not behave as their better-understood cousins do.

"Harold seemed to me to encompass all that and more.