Sentence examples similar to perhaps encompass accessibility from inspiring English sources
Or perhaps encompassing men gawping at the possibly doomed Page 3 is to define love a bit loosely.
A notion that encompasses accessibility and ease of use.
Perhaps more encompassing were the planning and decision-making responsibilities.
Archangel is sometimes overlooked in Burial's catalogue, perhaps because of its accessibility.
Perhaps because of its accessibility to readers, Manger's poetry achieved wide popularity.
It was perhaps a penchant for accessibility that helped seal Rennie's fate, with aging Scottish players such as Kenny Miller and Barry Robson among his charges.
An adequate account of faith, perhaps, needs to encompass both.
Perhaps a bit more accessibility will compel them to make it an every day offering.
Thus it appears that certain cells provide an environment that restricts LF activity, perhaps by limiting substrate accessibility or by masking the cleavage site, and blocks MKK7 proteolysis.
A positive association was found between urbanicity and contacts with medical specialists, perhaps reflecting the better accessibility of this type of care in urban areas.
Three sub-themes were abstracted from the data encompassing this focus: accessibility of the manual, providing choice in programme delivery modes, and accessing group support.
