Sentence examples for encompasses enough of from inspiring English sources

Zone 1 encompasses enough of main Paris where nearly all of the sights and attractions are, that it is usually not necessary to purchase the pass to include zones 2-6.

Schemes such as these demonstrate that it is possible to tackle the poverty related obstacles preventing many children in developing countries from attending school, however they are not yet encompassing enough to turn the potential of education into real power.

The existing emissions trading system in Europe has not worked well, Paltsev says, partly because its price on carbon is quite low, and partly because it does not encompass enough different emissions-producing sectors of the economy.

Scientists emphasize, however, that this DNA analysis is not enough to provide decisive evidence for a link to a homeland and that other fields of knowledge are essential, including history and ethnology; also, it will take time to develop the extensive databases needed to encompass enough people and enough areas of Africa.

None of these maps encompassed enough markers with published sequences to establish a reference citrus map useful to be combined with whole genome sequence data.

Were the system Fifa is proposing to restrict itself merely to offside decisions, or questions of whether a foul took place in or outside the area, it might be quite useful, although one suspects it would soon enough encompass other areas of the game.

The book first develops a working definition of cognitive systems broad enough to encompass multiple views of the subject and deep enough to help in the formulation of theories and models.

The apartment, just high up enough to encompass most of the most famous Parisian landmarks, low enough to allow her to sometimes use the stairs to walk Zinnia, a wriggling bundle of snow-white fur, is tailor-made for her lifestyle.

There is no reliable data on how many websites have undertaken the non-trivial challenge of building their own interfaces to even one social network, let alone enough of them to encompass the fragmented social media preferences of users today, where even the largest social network (Facebook) garners only 39percentt of all social media logins.

And, under him, India has given Tibetans a home big enough to encompass the dream of cultural survival.Even critics of Tibetan culture with, for example, its mass monasticism, often starting in childhood do not want its destruction.

Maybe its borders are wide enough to encompass artifice of every kind: self-consciousness, coercion, premeditation, deceit.