By this definition I estimate "The Have-Nots" to comprise more than 99% of the world's population.
Mr Brown's team say that the schemes it contains and further measures to help poor families with their fuel costs—are not supposed to comprise some miraculous "economic recovery plan", and do not constitute a prime-ministerial "relaunch".
The written language isn't supposed to eclipse the variety of American English, but it's not meant to comprise the full range, either.
Lord Todd said that the elite group "must be given every op portunity to develop its power to the full". But that group is not going to comprise 450,000 in 1980, he said, and many of the anticipated 450,000 students ought to pursue higher educa tion with a greater vocational orientation.
In general, the active boundaries subset does not have to comprise solely the boundaries from.
Preparatory investigations indicated that it was not reasonable to comprise the group of INT investors into the estimation.
As fledglings appear to be less vulnerable than nestlings, breeding later so that the optimal conditions may fade away does not seem to comprise comparable negative consequence for the offspring.
Familiar genera include representatives from the family and are not intended to comprise a comprehensive listing.
In view of the complexity and multi-dimensionality of both the interventions and the outcomes, we will not aim to comprise the analysis in a single index number.
Cloning of rpb2 yielded many more unique haplotypes than species but did not appear to comprise multiple loci predating the origin of Xanthorrhoea because the genus was monophyletic.
