Sentence examples for encompasses especially from inspiring English sources

We need to align ourselves with the peaceful ease that Larry David's walk encompasses, especially before we take any action.

This suggests that the violence should have died down considerably by the time the next presidential election rolls around in 2008.This would not, of course, validate the Iraq war; a million or so dead young men is a human cost too terrible for the mind to encompass, especially if all humanity gets in return is another four years of Republican rule.

Ken Tucker of Entertainment Weekly said he was surprised by the complexity of "200" and the amount of South Park references and subplots it encompassed, especially the questions over Cartman's father.

In addition, because the questionnaire was developed especially for leader evaluation in a health care environment, it encompasses issues especially important for leaders in the healthcare sector and other important variables less frequently studied, such as loyalty to superiors and negative leader behavior.

The study of fertility also encompasses pregnancy, especially the early weeks following fertilization.

The SSE Education Committee (renamed Education and Outreach by the SSE Council in 2011) was established in 1997 under the leadership of Dr. Irene Eckstrand (NIH), motivated by a perceived need to extend the SSE profile to encompass outreach, especially to K-12 educators.

This past decade or two has encompassed an especially significant growth period in our understanding of all aspects and all levels of DNA-related phenomena, and it would be indeed difficult for any postmodernist to contradict this additive or cumulative growth in our knowledge, and of course this expanding arena of knowledge has made major contributions to our understanding of the evolution.

The endemicity of HBV in Brazil is quite heterogeneous; the disease is the most prevalent in the north region of the country that encompasses Western Amazonia, especially in the zone that covers the states of Acre, Amazonas, Rondônia, and Roraima [ 4, 5].

Because of the diverse subject matter it encompasses, anthropology has become, especially since the middle of the 20th century, a collection of more specialized fields.

These networks encompass several challenges, especially in communication and networking, due to their inherent constraints of low-power features, deployment in harsh and lossy environments, and limited computing and storage resources.

The bias seen in these databases toward developed countries may be attributed to several reasons: these countries encompass technological platforms, especially, for the massive of both sequencing and registration of data and are engaged in a number of biodiversity exploration projects, and yet the most important reason is research and development funding budget.