Sentence examples for overarching terms from inspiring English sources

Shortliffe's textbook has a diagram depicting the subcategories of the field, which I have inverted, set two terms are overarching terms, and added the larger perspective beyond biomedicine and health [ 2].

Much of the literature on the modern history of food and diet in Africa focuses on material dearth and cultural loss, described in overarching terms such as 'urbanization' and 'westernization'westernization

Conflict between short-term benefits to individual parties in agro-ecosystems and overarching longer-term benefits may retard effective implementation of climate adaptation or mitigation measures in agriculture.

The FY 2007 NIH Research Priorities for Women's Health are described in terms of overarching themes, areas of research interest, and special emphasis areas.

Although a systematic approach was used to classify terms into criteria and overarching categories using the principles of MCDA, such analyses are limited by the subjective interpretation of terms reported by authors.

Religion scholars are fond of talking about the overarching "American Civil Religion" (the term invented in the 1960s by sociologist Robert Bellah) that all Americans subscribe to, and that is based on "belief" in the Fourth of July, Statue of Liberty, Declaration of Independence, Constitution, and so on.

America's overarching, long-term goal should be to help Haiti move sustainably toward providing a free and decent education for every child.

As the Bush era draws to a tragicomic close -- with shoes being hurled at the American president -- it might be tempting to portray the Bush presidency in Shakespearean terms, as a tale of overarching arrogance and hubris that led to his ultimate downfall.

As The Dallas Morning News has put it, "Who knows what it means to be a Republican now?" The Trump phenomenon has it roots in the visceral, take-no-prisoners opposition to Obama adopted by the GOP leadership immediately upon his inauguration, with the stated, overarching goal of making him "a one-term President".

Fostering group processes is an overarching principle, conditional for the spin-off in terms of enjoyment and active participation.

Fostering group processes seems an overarching principle, conditional for the spin-off in terms of enjoyment and active participation, which, in turn, leads to (the development of) perceived sense of ownership and to participants taking responsibility for the exercise group's as well as their own physical activity behaviour.