Sentence examples for often encompassing from inspiring English sources

Urban collector roads are complex driving environments often encompassing both the mobility and the access road functions.

Free ports are a formally defined area, often encompassing a whole city, with enabling custom regulations and usually permitting foreign investment and ownership.

In developing such global models, as much of chemical diversity as possible is included in the training sets, often encompassing tens of thousands of compounds obtained from proprietary internal databases [3].

A large cross section of society, often encompassing three generations of one family, has left everything behind in countries destroyed by war and conflict in a desperate bid for security and safety in Europe.

Treatment of severe sepsis is expensive, often encompassing a number of discretionary modalities.

Weaning is a multifactorial stressor, often encompassing separation from the dam and peers, mixing with unfamiliar animals, housing, novel handling and a change in diet and environment.

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

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

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

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.