Sentence examples for it encompasses more from inspiring English sources

We're going to eradicate them.' " All parties concerned agree that there is such a thing as the unauthorized practice of law and that it encompasses more than court appearances.

But there are other important aspects of character, because it encompasses more than integrity per se.

Nowadays we know it encompasses more than just homesickness (or indeed Swiss soldiers), and if we take nostalgia too far it becomes mawkish or indulgent.

In the European Union (EU) for example, it encompasses more than 2 million enterprises and approximately 12 million employees, representing 9.8% of the EU's Gross Domestic Product and employing over 7.1% of the workforce (NGRF 2010).

It encompasses more than 70 open reading frames.

It encompasses more than good or bad variation (meeting a target).

It encompassed more than 400 lakes that individually have surface areas up to 60 sq km but which are about, in the main, just 1.5m deep.

Called "The Way to Cook," it encompassed more dishes thought of as American, endorsed the use of such tools as the food processor, and was more health-conscious.

Additionally, it encompassed more than the original meaning of the word experience as simply "being at home".

It currently encompasses more than 5000 S-palmitoylated protein hits from seven species, and contains more than 500 specific sites of S-palmitoylation.

In "Defining Craft I: Collecting for the New Millennium," an exhibition of 150 objects, nearly half from the museum's collection and the rest from gifts promised to it, Mr. McFadden shows us that the term crafts encompasses more than it did a century ago.