Sentence examples for embracing level from inspiring English sources
In populations with largely equitable healthcare access this leaves differential treatment, health status and co-morbidity, coping and support strategies (embracing level of income), and understanding of, and ability to influence, disease progression (embracing educational level) as explanatory mechanisms for differential survival by socioeconomic status.
There can't be new frontiers opened without embracing some level of risk".
Her son, Kaiser Wilhelm II, would have been King William V, the first and second world wars would never have happened and we would all be driving top-of-the-range Audis and embracing low levels of personal debt.
Or we can embrace the level of excellence we once had and have largely abandoned.
Life in the holy community was understood to embrace every level of human existence.
But consider this: The coming years, invariably, will require your daughter or son to embrace a level of independence from you unlike any before.
"Having learned nothing from the folly of Munich, the Clinton administration has embraced a level of appeasement that would have embarrassed Neville Chamberlain: A communist dictatorship becomes our 'strategic partner'; a small, peaceful democratic country becomes an irritant".
A Republican House leader said Taiwan faced an uncertain future because the Clinton administration had embraced "a level of appeasement" toward China more craven than Neville Chamberlain's attempts to placate Germany on the eve of World War II.
Why are we rushing to embrace a level of domestic expectation that would have sent our mothers running in horror?
Proximate causes embrace four levels of conflict triggers: internal mass-level factors (what Brown calls "bad domestic problems"), external mass-level factors ("bad neighborhoods"), external elite-level factors ("bad neighbors"), and internal elite-level factors ("bad leaders").
For both scientists and laypeople, the arguments for embracing a high level of commitment are many.
