Sentence examples for is not embedded from inspiring English sources

But it is not embedded in the Constitution nor was it even conceived of by the Founding Fathers.

What is immediately apparent is that photography is not embedded in the ­artistic culture of South Asia in the way it is in Europe or America.

The report finds the Foreign Office's sexual violence in conflict initiative has no strategic plan and concludes it is not embedded in the work of either the Department for International Development or the Ministry of Defence.

Consciousness, she tells us, is not embedded in single nerve cells (did anyone ever think it was?), nor in the whole brain, but in transient and fluctuating groups of cells (she calls them assemblies) firing in concert.

This crevice configuration has been elaborated to explain various features of its reactions by Coryell and Pauling, Wyman, and St . Georgeand Pauling; but Keilin has laid stress on other aspects, particularly the combination with large molecules such as nitrosobenzene and 4-methyl imidazole, which suggest that the hæm iron is not embedded in a crevice but is readily accessible2.

Consequently, eBay's economy is not "embedded" in society.

Why the code is not embeded in all of the widgets, including some video players is unclear.

Unlike Canada, or Sweden, or even Kazakhstan, ice hockey isn't embedded in our sporting culture, though it once held the potential to be.

If your storefront, ad model and social strategy isn't embedded into your file, you're missing a revenue opportunity.

"It's not embedded in them.

Corporate charters are not embedded in our Constitution.