Sentence examples similar to having subsumed from inspiring English sources

It should be noted that the record business has subsumed not only radio but vaudeville.

I think Gander has subsumed his artistic personality into a vast act of networking.

The exercise was advantageous: it meant JPMorgan itself would not have to bear the losses after it had subsumed Washington Mutual.

The inquiry has subsumed investigations that were under way at the national level in other countries, including Germany.

Victims of Delhi's rapid sprawl, which has subsumed their forest habitats, the monkeys can indeed be irritants.

The film, based on David Eggers' book, is a cautionary tale about an omniscient, privacy-violating Silicon Valley technology company that has subsumed Facebook, Google and Twitter.

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

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

But our successful politicians have adhered to this simple formula and have subsumed their platforms and programs on trade, taxes, immigration and foreign policy under it.

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

Sanders does not argue that greater economic equality would end racism, but for most of his career he has subsumed discussions of race under class.