Sentence examples for far encompasses from inspiring English sources

Co-founded by Chris Whittle, the serial education entrepreneur, Benno Schmidt, the former president of Yale, and Alan Greenberg, the former publisher of Esquire, and charging forty-two thousand dollars a year in tuition, Avenues has yet to graduate any transcendent architects: the school thus far encompasses only nursery schoolers to tenth graders.

The Care Group approach as implemented thus far encompasses several elements, such as a certain number of households under the responsibility of each Care Group Volunteer and a certain number of Care Group Volunteers per Care Group.

There followed a career that has so far encompassed journalism, management consulting, science publishing and software startups.

Lully wrote thirteen tragédies lyriques; Rousset's survey has so far encompassed "Persée," "Roland," "Armide," "Amadis," "Bellérophon," "Phaëton," and, most recently, "Alceste".

Led by NTS Radio host Nic Tasker, they have so far encompassed truly offbeat anthems from the likes of Bristol's house reformist Kowton, the compellingly obtuse Terron, and last year's vivid and orchestral Radio Magic Tracks by Reckonwrong.

As Pratt himself acknowledges, it is "the largest selection of Pound's work that has appeared so far," encompassing virtually all the poems (aside from the "Cantos") and poetic translations that Pound himself collected, along with a very large selection of uncollected work and Pound's prose versions of the Confucian canon.

Other examples described so far encompass the human homologue of the bacterial MutS (hMSH2) protein, being a part of the DNA mismatch repair system (MMR), and MHC class I polypeptide-related sequence A (MIC A), a broadly recognised stress marker.

Genome analysis of even well-known bacteria has revealed genes potentially involved in the production of yet unknown metabolites [ 4,5] and it is assumed that the metabolites identified so far encompass only a small fraction of the existing metabolic repertoire [ 2].

Thus, a case of a comprehensive modernization agenda shaping the HRD system architecture so far (a3) encompasses a dialectic relationship as domain-specific change dynamics need to be seen as interrelated and probably contradictory forces that emerge and trigger HR-related change activities (Smith and Lewis 2011).

What he offers is far more encompassing.

According to the Capital Institute, the consequences of this economic worldview are vast and far reaching, encompassing a host of challenges that range from climate change to political instability.