Sentence examples similar to one that encompass from inspiring English sources

Labour reckons "arrogant" is the key word, one that encompasses both Cameron's placing of a personal photographer on the public payroll (a decision reversed under fire) and his serial breaking of promises (including the vow that there would be "no top-down reorganisation of the NHS"), evidence, they say, of a contemptuous disregard for the electorate.

And one that encompassed much more than a house.

With the considerable resources the partnership would provide, we could adopt an even more holistic approach than our funding normally allows for — one that encompassed not just health, education, and water and sanitation, but also, with technical assistance from Farm-Africa and support from Barclays, microfinance initiatives and income generation.

This is a confusing argument since software is such a broad investment category and one that encompasses the very same sectors he would like to see improved.

It's an interesting outfit, one that encompasses both a nonprofit and a for-profit company that's been structured as a B Corp, which basically means it's committed to balancing its social mission and profit.

While the choice of one or the other of these pictures may seem relatively minor, it will turn out to be rather significant when we turn to consider whether it is possible to offer a unified theory of reference, one that encompasses both names and other sorts of referential terms.

Then, I'd tell them that they could write an internal or an external log line or one that encompasses both.

Like disability, tone of voice demands a perspective that is broader than the individual – one that encompasses not just the speaker's internal emotional state but also his or her cultural context, situational environment, social relationships, and individuality.

A related issue was the ability of health departments to realistically generate enough surge capacity in their public health workforce to investigate or respond to a large event, especially one that encompassed multiple jurisdictions in the same state, thereby limiting the state health department's ability to shift manpower and resources from one jurisdiction to the next.

Rejecting the dichotomy between the individual and the community, they instead put forth a different vision – one that "encompasses both singularity and interdependence … [E]conomic and social rights accruing to communities (for safe water, health care, livelihoods) are ultimately about the individual bodies that need these resources to live.

More geographically and thematically focused communities of practice are needed, especially ones that encompass diverse stakeholders.