Sentence examples for encompassing not only from inspiring English sources
Finally, the implications of this hypothesis for a broader agenda for environmental health, encompassing not only toxic outcomes but also salutary ones, are discussed.
The Jammys propose a catholic vision of Jam Land, encompassing not only shaggy guitar rock but also hip-hop, reggae, blues, whatever.
For the average family, that translates into purchases of $451, encompassing not only such basics as a new box of crayons but also clothing, shoes and electronics.
We offer a structured approach to the application of the platforms that underpin GaaP, encompassing not only their technical architecture, but also the other essential aspects of market dynamics and organisational form.
Thus an important premise of this course is that the environment within which organizations compete is multi-layered, encompassing not only the market but political, cultural and legal dimensions.
The story then rewinds and expands, encompassing not only what Skippy meant and who Lori is, but also Howard the Coward, a history teacher returned in shame from an abortive career in the City.
He immediately expanded Decision Resources to encompass not only chemical engineering, but biomolecular engineering consulting, too.
The particular "Lutheran" identity encompassed not only theology but also liturgy, music, law, and piety.
I find it fascinating that Maria's brief encompasses not only our Creative Industries but Women and Equalities.
