Sentence examples for many to embed from inspiring English sources

Way too many to embed here.

Across all sectors and countries, there is a growing desire among many investors to embed sustainability into their investment decision-making process.

Although self-management and its related concepts are valued in some mental health services, many have yet to embed them in routine care and numerous barriers to implementation still exist [ 10, 17].

But many also use it to embed tiny images that are invisible to the recipients.

I really appreciated the game's efforts to embed many of the 500 puzzles into the story, though at times it did feel forced.

But one of Austen's tricks is to embed many a clue as to the real ruses of other characters in the unsuspicious outpourings of this much-ignored old maid.

"On the theory that most of our customers are working in the business-to-professional world, we want to embed many of the applications they need into the work process".

Transistor shrinkage over the years has left spare room on the chip to add specialised processing units for handling such services as graphics, video and cryptography.As it is, the popularity of mobile communications and computing has encouraged semiconductor firms to embed as many features as possible in their processors.

This brings many new challenges to embedded system design, but also opens up opportunities for new approaches that can leverage and exploit the many-core fabric in ways that traditional system architectures could not.

Nevertheless, fibrin presents a complex milieu of signals to embedded cells, many of which are not well understood.

It was an issue raised at the Arena in Wolverhampton on Friday night when as part of A Nation's Theatre, I chaired a lively discussion around disability, the creative advantages it might bring and the failure of many theatres to really embed disability arts in their practice.