Sentence examples for often encompasses from inspiring English sources

A typical field, or geological reservoir, often encompasses two or three separately leased tracts of ocean floor.

Beckett, O'Neill and Shaw might seem oddities at a Shakespeare festival, but the Stratford repertory often encompasses a broad spectrum: Greek tragedy (a well-received "Trojan Women" this season), American musical comedy (an inventive "Cabaret," directed by Amanda Dehnert, and a sellout "Music Man," directed by Susan H. Schulman) and newly commissioned work too.

But interviews and internal government documents, along with a review of more than 100 legal cases involving work zone crashes around the country, illuminate a more complex calculus of blame — one that often encompasses the actions of the construction industry and its regulators as well.

In industry, an engineer's research experience often encompasses many areas.

The evolution of microstructure in multiphase polymer blends often encompasses the deformation of the dispersed phase during flow.

Genomic uptake of DNA by prokaryotes often encompasses more than a single gene.

Multidisciplinary by nature, the courses often encompass race and class studies.

(Pasolini's empathy for his male subjects often encompassed an attraction to them).

The third type are the fincas granderas (large pastoral farms), which often encompass more than 6,000 acres (2,400 hectares).

A man's role within cultures that practice FGM is often encompassed by behaviour that can be both brutal and blase at the same time.

Because the political boundaries of British cities often encompass suburbs and even bits of countryside, they can contain more people than larger-seeming American cities (see chart).Elected mayors are still a political novelty.