Sentence examples for have subsumed the from inspiring English sources

In the last few months, authorities have subsumed the vast majority of camps or have built their own centers where they've relocated people en masse. .

The inspiration for Berklee is the massive changes in Media, Technology and Entertainment that have subsumed the industry in recent years.

Thus, the stingray HYO may have subsumed the detection of weak uniform fields in the horizontal plane that is possibly served by the SOp in these sharks.

Because the consumption of tuna is associated with the consumption of other types of fish, the other fish types may have subsumed the contribution that tuna has to blood MeHg concentration when they are included in the model.

"The new element of power that has emerged in the last thirty to forty years and has subsumed the rest is information," he said.

Everyone knew the lockout, which has consumed the off-season and had subsumed the run-up to the draft, would affect how teams selected.

Others at first seemed far beyond his control, such as the great wave of violence that has subsumed the city's West Side.

"There's been a major shift in our priorities," said Jim Chaparro, acting director for interior enforcement at the Department of Homeland Security, which has subsumed the old immigration service.

Noting "the legal firestorm that has subsumed the debt settlement industry" in recent years, Jeffrey Tenenbaum, a lawyer representing dozens of settlement firms, warned that many companies could be "legislated, regulated or litigated out of business".

Offred, played by Elisabeth Moss, is a handmaid in Gilead, the brutally repressive patriarchy that has subsumed the place formerly known as the United States, and a handmaid's job is to reproduce; she is "a womb on two legs," solemnly raped once a month by her Commander, Fred Joseph Fienness), as she lies rigid in the lap of his "barren" wife.

The technique had subsumed the meaning of the dance and rendered it a tourist experience.