Sentence examples for encompass more of from inspiring English sources
A quarter of the way through, we find out it's not quite fiction — Nasser Ali was Satrapi's great-uncle — and the story opens up to encompass more of her family's history.
Since the 1960s, Moya s work has broadened to encompass more of Mexico and Latin America the land and sea, people both famous and anonymous, religious processions, the streets of Mexico, laborers, and cultural events involving theatre and dance.
Tu-22M3s aircraft, the same one's which Russia used to attack targets in Syria, are capable of carrying nuclear warheads and moving Tu-22M3s to Gvardeiskyy would extend Russia's combat range to encompass more of the Middle East and Northern Africa.
Crucially, the Treasury determined the dates of the cycle, which proved conveniently elastic pushing its starting-point back to encompass more of the good years as the public finances got worse.But if the golden rule could be fudged for a while, a breach in the debt rule proved more difficult to disguise, even though Mr Brown did his best to keep underlying public obligations off the books.
Then there is how Office will evolve to encompass more of this RTC functionality.
"That's when we included text and category search…now we encompass more of the planning of trip," says Jhunjhnuwala.
In a way, the celebration encompasses more of the city than ever, with many of the people who ride in the new glitzy parades coming in from the suburbs.
While it is difficult to imagine that pre-medical training will radically change in the near future, it is easy to envision the concept of an acceptable pre-med education will broaden and trend towards encompassing more of the competencies outlined in the AAMC-HHMI report.
GameSpot believed that The Battle for Middle-earth II offered better gameplay and a much broader scope that encompassed more of Middle-earth.
"Throughout this process Mr. Quayle has consistently maintained that at the end of the day that he is going to run in the district that represents the majority of his current constituency". Cullen's comments could indicate a potential race for Quayle in the more Republican sixth district, which also encompasses more of his old district.
