Sentence examples for starting to engulf from inspiring English sources
"Sovereign risk is spreading to, and starting to engulf, large economies that were previously unaffected," Hideo Kumao, chief economist at the Dai-ichi Life Research Institute, said in a recent research note.
Yet, nothing is going to change our lives more in the next 10 years than the radical science and technology starting to engulf us.
When the same experiments were conducted using the LLC-MK2 cell line, the parasites appeared only attached to the host cell surface, with host cell microvilli starting to engulf the parasite (Figure 9A C).
In a day, maybe two, it will start to engulf this little river community in Cajun country.
As Europe's debt crisis starts to engulf Italy, France's president, Nicolas Sarkozy, has been striving to ensure that it does not spread to his country.
As the European debt crisis starts to engulf Italy, President Nicolas Sarkozy of France has been striving to ensure that it does not spread to his country.
By Nicholas Thompson November 11, 2016 In the afternoon or early evening of Tuesday, November 1st, a fire started to engulf the Hopewell Baptist Church, in city of Greenville, Mississippi.
In the afternoon or early evening of Tuesday, November 1st, a fire started to engulf the Hopewell Baptist Church, in city of Greenville, Mississippi.
Because of the lack of proper drainage in the slum, rain often results in floods, and 15 minutes of deluge is all it takes to start to engulf Ratan and Munni's house.
This appears to be a prerequisite for recruiting the protein LC3-II, and the transition to a phagophore, which starts to engulf cytoplasmic contents before its edges fuse to become a completed autophagosome (10).
Inhabitants on the Carteret Islands, north east Papua New Guinea, are starting to evacuate as the rising sea level threatens to engulf their atoll.
