Sentence examples for comprising as it from inspiring English sources

It's a task the group should be qualified to help with, comprising as it does a sex and massage therapist, a counsellor, a Bodywork specialist and a former sex worker-turned carer.

Part of the problem is that much of this cost is not seen directly by the employee, comprising as it does other "social costs", such as insurance, health benefits and pension contributions.

The Vyne in Hampshire, in the care of the National Trust since 1956, has something of a split personality, comprising as it does the remains of a Tudor mansion, built for Henry VIII's Lord Chamberlain, Lord Sandys, and an 18th century country pile, once the home of the vividly named Chaloner Chute, speaker of the House of Commons in the last Commonwealth parliament.

Rundstedt's Army Group A, however, was much stronger, comprising as it did Kluge's 4th Army, List's 12th, and General Ernst Busch's 16th, with General Maximilian von Weichs's 2nd in reserve, besides a large armoured group under Paul Ludwig von Kleist and a smaller one under General Hermann Hoth, and amounting in all to 44 divisions, seven of them armoured, with 27 divisions in reserve.

In fact, Soylent promises to be as tasteless as its name, comprised as it is mostly of powdered starch, milk proteins, olive oil, oat fibre and various trace minerals and vitamins.

The control system is usually simple to learn, comprising as little as two buttons.

Upon arrival, a contact took me to a poor factory neighbourhood – a slum, comprised as it was of a few beaten up huts – on the outskirts of Dhaka.

Upon arrival, a contact took me to a poor factory neighborhood a slum, comprised as it was of a few beaten up huts—on the outskirts of Dhaka.

Mapping the cVA-responsive circuit showed that it comprised as few as four physiologically connected neurons, with the fourth neuron projecting into the ventral nerve cord (VNC) and terminating in the thoracic abdominal ganglia (Abg; Figure 1A) [ 25 ].

Although Prochlorococcus is known to be an abundant cyanobacterium in the open ocean where it can comprise as much as half of the photosynthetic biomass [45], it did not dominate in this nearshore environment.

At the time, it was thought the genome might be comprised as many as 140,000 genes and it could take 15 years to sequence them all.