Sentence examples for come encompassing from inspiring English sources

We will need to concentrate on the segment of attention defined under the narrower heading of «early detection» (of changes to come), encompassing such typical and well documented methodologies as 'weak signal' analysis, 'early warning' assessment or 'early detection' of changes, and more recently, 'seeds of change'[7] to envisage the future European addiction and lifestyle scene.

Un schooling has since come to encompass Mr. Holt's ideas of independent learning.

Everyone's imaginations have come to encompass these once unimaginable events.

Even the term Nuyorican has often come to encompass Puerto Rican poets elsewhere in the United States.

By the 20th century the word ottoman had come to encompass both forms.

It has come to encompass decades-old grievances over the concentration of many of the 47,000 American forces in Japan on this small island.

Since then, the term Ortner's syndrome has come to encompass any nonmalignant, cardiac, intrathoracic process that results in embarrassment of either recurrent laryngeal nerve-usually by stretching, pulling, or compression; and causes vocal fold paralysis.

But what has changed over the past decade is the way that the amorphous language of antisocial behaviour has come to encompass everything from littering and loitering to precursors of serious criminality.

"Now there's not that constant requirement to be babysitting the phone and they can get on with the other duties that the modern secretarial role has come to encompass".

In the two decades since the legal drinking age was raised to 21, the term has come to encompass any rapid consumption of alcohol in private before venturing out to venues where drinking may not be possible.

A few blocks from the station, Kushicho Nagano Honten, 1368 Suehiro-cho, (026) 228-8912, specializes in yakitori -- which translates to barbecued chicken, but has come to encompass any meats and vegetables skewered on bamboo and grilled over an open fire.