Sentence examples for has embedded from inspiring English sources
Klein is indeed an embedded journalist, but never with the occupying armies - she has embedded with the poor and suffering, the victims of economic and literal shock.
Self-healing concrete has embedded clay particles that contain dormant bacteria and a food source.
It has been interesting to see how he has embedded himself in ARU executive meetings too.
More and more of what we touch every day has embedded intelligence, via microprocessors.
"Van Gogh has embedded himself into the psyche of the modern age.
Since then, the reality of inflation has embedded itself in the industry.
UCLan has embedded enterprise elements into a training programme for researchers.
And Via Inteligente, a Madrid-based information technology company, has embedded wireless technology in paving stones.
It is trying hard, and has embedded strength in some areas, particularly marine engineering.
It's a theme that the CPS has embedded in the day's events.
"Agape," meanwhile, which has embedded the word "gap," carries the customary meaning of something cleft or opened.
