Sentence examples for overall art from inspiring English sources
A total of 172 (17.0%) patients at the two hospitals met the definition for ART attrition for an overall ART attrition rate of 26.8 per 100 person-years (95% CI: 23.1 31.2 per 100 PY).
Cramped, but nicely curved walls which fit into the overall art deco layout of the building.
Overall, art sales in China are now 30% of worldwide sales, up from 9% in 2008.
In 1965 he joined the Sunday Times Magazine, where, under the overall art direction of Michael Rand, he was art editor for 10 years.
The graphics are top-notch technically — don't try playing on an old, underpowered PC; you'll just be frustrated — but the real strength is the overall art direction, which can perhaps be best described as genetically altered Art Deco.
Frank Stanton, then CBS's president, understood the business value of sophisticated design and had earlier hired William Golden as the overall art director; in 1951 Golden designed the emblematic CBS eye, among the most identifiable logos in the world.
Creative Scotland said overall arts spending in Scotland was being far better protected than in England, where the Arts Council has seen swingeing funding cuts.
The overall Arts Index over the three years to 2010 is level, reflecting sustained investment and return on that investment over the previous decade.
Hall said the BBC would broadcast more arts programming than ever before, with an increase to its overall arts budget – across TV, radio and online – of £2.75 million a year.
"The festival certainly fits in extremely well with our goal to make Stamford an overall arts destination and the entertainment and arts capital not only of Fairfield County, but of neighboring Westchester County in New York," said Stamford Mayor Dannel P. Malloy.
With the overall arts budget down from £341.4m to £339.5m, and with most continuing national portfolio organisations (NPOs) facing standstill grants (hence, effective reductions) many will share John Tusa's enraged verdict on the attitude of British government to the arts that "nitpicking around the edges of a tiny budget is not an arts policy.
