Sentence examples for has many elements from inspiring English sources
Security training is not enough: Security management has many elements.
His latest proposal has many elements, he said.
The plan has many elements with the potential to draw intense political fire.
Both Ms. Rhimes and Ms. Calfo emphasized that the show, which has many elements of a standard medical drama, is aimed squarely at young women.
Although the law has many elements, the mandate is an important tool for reaching the goal of near-universal coverage — and needed to make health insurance reforms work.
Kadyrov's government may be entirely illiberal, and far from purely faithful to Islamic or even Chechen tradition, but, given the sense of trauma and dislocation after twenty years of conflict, it has many elements that are welcomed by the population.
It was intensely black and had many elements — a carousel, a grand hotel elevator and twin escalators — that had been stage sets at previous Vuitton shows.
The letter notes that the two bills have many elements in common, including provisions mandating that everyone have insurance, prohibiting insurance denials because of health status, creating insurance exchanges and offering subsidies to help people buy insurance.
An Enviable Life On the surface, Ms. Gotbaum's existence had many elements of a comfortable life: a financier husband who runs a fund that invests money in Ukraine; three beautiful children; a brownstone on the Upper West Side; and the welcoming embrace of a large family with extensive roots and connections in New York.
