Sentence examples for entire aspects from inspiring English sources
If people feel they are losing control of information that profiles entire aspects of their lives, that should be a very real concern.
In the process, entire aspects of British cuisine – the sort of thing listed by George Orwell in his essay "In Defence of English Cooking" such as suet dumplings, Lancashire hotpot, Yorkshire pudding, roast dinners, faggots, spotted dick and toad in the hole – began to disappear, at least from the metropoles.
"We also believe that while the consumer tech space, and more recently the startup scene, have been garnering a lot of media attention, there are entire aspects of the ICT ecosystem that are being neglected," Asohan added.
"Throughout our economy there is 'buffer inventory' that companies keep on hand because they're not sure when their next shipment is coming in, since there is so little coordination of information between buyers and sellers," says Jones. "On a macro scale, I think entire aspects of the way businesses are managed, like buffer inventories, can be eliminated".
The folding screen was an indispensable adjunct to the other furnishings as it could be moved to change the entire aspect of the room.
Human migrations within recorded history have transformed the entire aspect of lands and continents and the racial, ethnic, and linguistic composition of their populations.
It hit me that an entire aspect of my life was gone forever.
The entire anterior entire aspect of the joint capsule was then opened.
Dietary models and genetic modified animals can be used to mimic changes appearing in human NAFLD and NASH, although none of these disease models completely reflects the disease development in its entire aspect.
He sought to invent gags and routines for his character, but he also became keenly aware that performance in movies doesn't exist in isolation from framings, rhythms the entire compositional aspect of cinema.
He sought to invent gags and routines for his character, but he also became keenly aware that performance in movies doesn't exist in isolation from framings, rhythms — the entire compositional aspect of cinema.
