Sentence examples for subsumed it into from inspiring English sources

As a performer, Jones had become more confident; she discovered kabuki dance-theatre and subsumed it into her act, giving her incredible poise on stage.

FEMA, created by President Jimmy Carter, was elevated to cabinet rank in the Bill Clinton administration, but was then demoted by President George W. Bush, who neglected it, subsumed it into the Department of Homeland Security, and placed it in the control of political hacks.

Owen, having just started one new party, did not want to subsume it into an immediate alliance, but within weeks of the SDP's birth it was already in formal alliance with the Liberals.

How can it be right that single-earner families on £50,000 will have their child benefit cut while some couples earning as much as £100,000 keep all of theirs, and people earning over £150,000 get a tax cut in April?" The Treasury said: "The IFS proposed abolishing child benefit completely and subsuming it into the tax credit system.

"The IFS proposed abolishing child benefit completely and subsuming it into the tax credit system.

It can be incorporated by subsuming it into the NEO size axis by redefining size to be three standard deviations greater than the best estimate, thereby providing a built-in conservative margin.

Axelrod says the economy is growing, and if you ignore that last jobs report and subsume it into "averages," the employment picture looks semi-okay.

But many of us are wary of being fully subsumed into it, because we've been cautioned against betting the farm on that tenure path.

Once a university permits itself to be subsumed into its brand name, it becomes, as Charles Nesson puts it, "a production house for making knowledge products".

Likewise giving authority to the new Office for Students to create a "white label" validating body allows new institutions to develop their own reputation rather than having it subsumed into the bodies that supervise them.

I refuse to be subsumed into its shadow.