Sentence examples for clearly encompassing from inspiring English sources

So they've got a patent with language clearly encompassing their biggest e-book competitor and a half-dozen other devices.

While it is not explicitly stated that 'confirmability' is being assessed, in addition to credibility and dependability, these five questions also address issues of confirmability, clearly encompassing 'reasons for formulating the study in a particular way, and implicit assumptions, biases, or prejudices' [ 20] (p. 248).

This question clearly encompasses the SCC discussion, but does not require calculating "the correct" SCC value.

The letter does not refer to Trafigura, but his concerns clearly encompass future similar cases.

The phrase "all participants in our financial system" clearly encompassed the major commercial and investment banks.

In fact, Ultimate Alliance 2 never even tries to delve into the provocative nuances the Civil War story could so clearly encompass.

(I suppose Kolbert could say that she's only talking about existing children, but "the world of the future" seems to me to clearly encompass children born in 2020 as well).

The definition clearly encompasses the situations encountered in the examples.

"The full spectrum of translational research is clearly encompassed," says Lloyd Michener, who heads a community research center that's part of Duke University's CTSA in Durham, North Carolina.

Such a broader perspective on co-management, which clearly encompasses the varied roles, relationships and responsibilities that pertain to local herders and conservation authorities, is presented graphically in Figure 12 and in tabular form in Table 1.

In the context of headache, representativeness clearly encompasses age and gender, which are known to affect headache prevalence, probably should encompass socioeconomic class, employment status, area of habitation (rural or urban) and ethnicity, and possibly, in some settings, should also encompass native language and/or tribal group.