Sentence examples for more incorporated from inspiring English sources

Between 1836 and 1943, sixteen American states incorporated the full text of Magna Carta into their statute books, and twenty-five more incorporated, in one form or another, a revision of the twenty-ninth Article of the Barons: "No person shall be deprived of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law".

The Amazon acquisition of Whole Foods has changed the organic market as the once-mighty grocery chain becomes more incorporated into the Seattle e-commerce giant's commercial operations.

If you look at how computers are ever more incorporated into education and parents are buying phones with unlimited messaging plans for pre-teens, all the indications are that we're choosing to forgo more contemplative modes of thought.

From the 1980s, Labour more and more incorporated first and second generation migrants into its base of supporters.

Artists including Vincent van Gogh, Claude Monet, Paul Gauguin and many more incorporated these elements into their Impressionism-era works.

As technology becomes ever more incorporated into our daily lives, are we becoming ever more solitary -- and lonely?

Ghost incorporates styles from several musical genres, whereas her earlier works more prominently incorporated electropop styles.

A landmark was reached when Free Form decided to recruit architects to its staff, so that public art would be more closely incorporated into building projects.

But this figure is more closely incorporated within his society than either Tamburlaine, the supreme conqueror, or Faustus, the lonely adventurer against God.

Fischer voiced the different facets of Messiaen's colouristic effects with care, with the often painfully obtrusive ondes martinot (played by Jacques Tchamkerten) more subtly incorporated, complementing rather than fighting the glittering piano of Roger Muraro.

Selenomabs are engineered monoclonal antibodies with one or more translationally incorporated selenocysteine residues.