Sentence examples for it encompassed almost from inspiring English sources

It encompassed almost 17,000 people who collectively suffered 5,073 heart attacks and 1,113 strokes.

It encompassed almost the entire Park.

In 1947, China issued a map demarcating the country's territorial claims, which were so extensive that it encompassed almost the entire sea.

In 1947, China issued a map demarcating the country's territorial claims, which were so extensive that it encompassed almost the entire sea.

Interestingly, it encompasses almost the entire set of activities described by the classical writers.

Scholarship money — taken broadly, as most high school students view it, encompassing almost all nonloan aid — can reward students for their accomplishments, validate sacrifices made, and reinforce a student's courage as they step out into the world.

The similarities with the Holy Roman Empire — which at its greatest extent encompassed almost all of Central Europe — exist at many levels.

Its range once encompassed almost all of Africa and Eurasia, and displayed a large degree of morphological geographic variation, which led to an equally extensive set of specific and subspecific epithets.

His dislike of various musical genres and artists was strong and encompassed almost everything.

Spatial extents ranged from metres (between quadrats) to many hundreds of kilometres (between regions), and the study encompassed almost 2000 km of temperate coastline.

This is particularly meaningful because the definition of an advertisement under the Reg D exemption was very broad and encompassed almost all forms of communication.