Sentence examples for incorporates not from inspiring English sources

His lament incorporates not just a failed financial system, but also constitutional break-up, diplomatic isolation and the hollowing out of the political establishment.

The design by Matthew Yokobosky incorporates not only Beckwith and Fisher pictures but also short and fascinating documentary films that produce ambient sound.

His design for the Setai spa, for instance, incorporates not only glass tile, wood and stone, for their visual and tactile appeal, but also waterfalls, which create a pleasing sound cascading into relaxation pools.

That design incorporates a new-shaped camera mount and a double-LED display that incorporates not only race position data, but also the first three letters of a driver's surname.

On the other hand, the UK HRA incorporates not just the (majority of) rights contained within the European convention on human rights but also the jurisprudence of the European court of human rights.

A legacy of the short-lived DaimlerChrysler union, the LX incorporates not only an E-Class-type double-wishbone front suspension, but also a version of an S-Class five-link rear suspension.

But the museum's impulse is to incorporate, not to dissect.

The resulting images incorporate not only the three spatial dimensions but the fourth dimension of time as well.

In most episodes the stories that emerge feel exploratory, with failures and complications incorporated, not hidden, in the final edit.

They've incorporated not only Moore's Law, but Metcalfe's Law of Networks as well.

Thus, planning now incorporated not only economic policy (in the sense of Keynesianism) but all political fields.