Sentence examples for comprehensively embracing from inspiring English sources
Rather than comprehensively embracing capitalist development and materialism since economic liberalisation, however, norms regarding wealth reflect historical attitudes, ideas of social identity, and echo Tibetan Buddhist modernist discourse resistant to secular state ideology.
Until these aspects are comprehensively embraced and fully integrated alongside the bio-medical and psychological approaches in the management plan, it will remain difficult to meet the challenge of chronic pain.
As President Obama has said, we can only comprehensively defeat Isis with a multilateral alliance, embracing the region, for political, diplomatic and humanitarian action.
Over the past three decades, however, perspectives on historical migration have extended beyond quantitative analyses of numerical flows between regions and their associated 'push' and 'pull' factors to embrace more comprehensively the variety of human experiences associated with these movements in different parts of the globe.
Bioinformatics is embracing cloud computing.
Although some museums have made scattershot efforts to identify the artists behind pre-20th-century Indian pieces, the Denver museum has now embraced attribution more completely and comprehensively than any other institution.
After winning the Indian election comprehensively, the business community here is waiting with its arms wide open to embrace Mr Modi.
