Sentence examples for originally embraced from inspiring English sources

The administration originally embraced that idea, with exceptions only for occasional, unique contracts.

The concept of "protists" originally embraced all the microorganisms in the biotic world.

They originally embraced e-commerce, offering an online shop, free delivery and free returns.

Mr. Booker originally embraced a part of the outsider image, campaigning as an antidote to an often corrupt political culture.

Some members of Congress have become outspoken advocates for the M.E.K., which originally embraced a hybrid of Marxism and Islamism, but now speaks of democracy.

Gift cards began as a plastic replacement for paper gift certificates and were originally embraced by retailers like Blockbuster, Starbucks and Barnes & Noble.

Originally embracing a quad rangle, the south and west sides were slashed off by the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway. Brooklyn-Queens Expressway

On the plus side, the charities are becoming increasingly aware that the universe of victims is larger and more elusive than originally thought, embracing not only victims' relatives but people who lost their jobs and suffered in other ways.

She also did not expect to find herself and the waterless toilet she designed for wasteful westerners (originally it was embraced by posh festivalgoers), on the island of Madagascar, piloting a system that turns faecal waste into biogas.

This is true even for many conservative governments — not just in Scandinavia, but also in France and Germany — which have embraced the originally German idea of a social market economy in which free market excesses are tempered with support for those who are falling through the cracks.

Whereas, for instance, ABC had spent the late 70s dispatching inspectors from its "standards and practices" department to the set of Soap to ensure Katherine Helmond's cleavage was not too drastically exposed, Fox happily embraced vulgarity, originally with the gutter-dwelling Married..