Sentence examples for more encompassing from inspiring English sources

Sweden and Denmark allow gay men and lesbians to register as partners and adopt children, but the Dutch laws are more encompassing.

Many black women now see themselves in spaces they were not used to occupying, and they are pushing to make those spaces bigger and more encompassing.

Morris Fiorina, a Stanford University political scientist, envisions a pool of swing voters of 10 percent or more, encompassing working-class social conservatives and more affluent moderates.

The term online tests is preferred because it is more encompassing.

Gunn also revealed that the IMAX 3D version would include shifting aspect ratios, to make the viewing experience "even fuller and more encompassing.

These observations have led to suggestions that universal access (40), and universal health (41) may represent more encompassing goals.

Long term success at 10 years or more encompasses survivorship of greater than 90% for many studies, and more than of 80% of patients were satisfied [ 4].

At first, the Iranians suggested the talks could range more widely, encompassing issues other than Iraq.

One or more autoantibodies encompassing 19 specificities were present in 80% of the patients.

This delegation included more women and encompassed more sports than any Aruban delegation since then (including the Athens Olympics).

Thus, unlike the former, the term action more accurately encompasses both material and social actions.