Sentence examples for that it encompass from inspiring English sources

In his debate with Mrs. Clinton last Wednesday, Representative Rick Lazio was right to call for such a voluntary ban, but Mrs. Clinton was right to insist that it encompass attack ads by the parties in Washington and by outside groups.

Apologists for the movement note its ethnic diversity and argue that it encompasses a variety of views.

I will continue to focus on my radio show and the allied events that it encompasses".

One snag is that it encompasses the very maturity at which their governments already find it easiest to borrow.

Others adopt a broader definition of the term art, so that it encompasses things that exist in our everyday environment such as adverts, websites and the body.

"They don't understand that it encompasses a spectrum, and that the majority of patients are unaware they have the condition".

Interviews with dozens of bartenders around the country suggest that the cocktail movement is becoming so diverse and sophisticated that it encompasses several distinct approaches and philosophies.

Sure, the Wilshire 5000 is more comprehensive than the Nasdaq composite, in that it encompasses virtually all publicly traded United States stocks.

What's important is that it encompasses all material capitals and some will need to be encouraged to think beyond flow of capital.

The show's secret was that it encompassed slim and classy suits, but worn with a scarf instead of a necktie.

This term refers to the fact that it encompasses a single generation of organisms whose cells are haploid (i.e., contain one set of chromosomes).