Sentence examples for extending to encompass from inspiring English sources

Children with autism had much broader communicative difficulties than those with SLI, extending to encompass nonverbal as well as verbal communication.

And as the story proceeds, it extends to encompass much more than of one couple's chances for childbearing.

Perhaps it isn't altogether surprising then, that as our obsession with cleanliness has grown, it's been extended to encompass women's bodies as well.

Ikebana, traditionally, the classical art of Japanese flower arranging; the meaning of the term was later extended to encompass all the various styles of Japanese floral art.

In the 20th century the understanding of noncategorical syllogisms was extended to encompass complex and compound propositions as well as the dilemma with its constructive and destructive moods.

The cause it embraces is a narrow one, affecting the fate of only three young men, yet its ramifications extend to encompass the major issues of prison reform and the death penalty.

Drummond had been involved in the council acquiring 100 acres of fields on the far side of North Loch almost 40 years earlier, but it was only now, with the proposals for public works endorsed, that the city boundary was officially extended to encompass them.

The Dutch patients' organization N.P.V., a Christian group with 66,000 members, strongly criticizes the current application of the law, saying the practice of euthanasia has been extended to encompass patients with dementia and other conditions who may not by definition be competent to request help in dying.

Figure 3 Block diagram of the RASTA-LPCC feature extraction extended to encompass uncertainty propagation.

For example, the tool is currently being extended to encompass dependability requirements.

This model is extended to encompass the temporal development of activity in various brain sites.