Sentence examples for comprise a great from inspiring English sources
The poet James Fenton explores the diaries of Harry Kessler, a German socialite whose daily writings comprise a "great act of historical witness, and a great source of scandalous insight and gossip".
Despite a conservative delimitation strategy, carychiid morphospecies comprise a great number of unrecognized evolutionary lineages.
Newly-hireds and job-movers account for at least 25%% of all observations while workers with more than 4 years of job tenure comprise a greater share above 41%%.
As the use of short-rotation coppice willow crops increases, this vegetation type will comprise a greater extent of the landscape, yet its attendant effects on biodiversity remain poorly understood.
Whereas the IRR answers which of the two groups being compared had a higher incidence of injury per unit of exposure, the IPR answers in which of the two groups being compared does a specific injury comprise a greater percentage of all injuries (Comstock & Fields 2010).
Every year, minorities comprise a greater percentage of our total workforce, yet the racial achievement gap (and socioeconomic achievement gap) in American education remains unacceptably large.
Thus, the partner control group may comprise a greater proportion of individuals with cancer predisposition than a control group taken randomly from a healthy population.
Together these comprise a greater range of structural diversity in the A-superfamily than has been found in any other venom.
In P11 BAT, Dlk1 was expressed in the vascular and mesenchymal cells and in a subset of adipocytes, and Dlk1 positive cells appeared to comprise a greater proportion of the BAT compartment in TGMAT animals.
The adolescent health burden is particularly heavy in low and middle income countries, where young people comprise a greater proportion of the population than in high-income countries [ 2].
Four years after the introduction of population-based, annual diabetic eye screening, patients who are at lower risk of STDR comprise a greater proportion of the screening population and may be suitable for less frequent screening.
