Sentence examples similar to potentially subsuming from inspiring English sources
Terms potentially subsumed under the rubric of mentoring, such as coaching or role-modelling for instance, were not included because of fundamental differences in their methodological approaches to the implementation of such strategies and the nature of the experiences we sought to identify.
So Facebook moved down the stack, from subsuming the authors to subsuming their content.
But increasingly, they are also subsuming other forms of media.
These contradictions are subsumed under a potentially marketable high concept: "Some Like It Hot" meets "Victor/Victoria" in the land of "As You Like It".
Either the ego may disappear as you become a passive recipient of the cyberworld or be subsumed into a potentially dangerous, communal ego (think suicide bombers).
Much like the farmers in rural India, managers can potentially unlock the innovative potential of teams by reducing the amount of time subsumed with routine tasks.
The new plant will subsume most of Guthrie Center as well as potentially thousands of acres of farmland around the area.
Why not subsume yourself to possibility and potentiality?
Fourth, integrating grammar and pragmatic instruction has potentially fostered each participant's overall communicative competence (in which his/her grammatical competence is subsumed).
Both of these techniques can be subsumed under "negative" eugenics, since the genes screened against are those associated with diseases or, potentially, with other conditions that the parents might regard as undesirable, such as low I.Q., obesity, same-sex preference, or baldness.
