Sentence examples for themes covering from inspiring English sources

The classic West End blockbuster Chess is well-known for its musical themes covering war, love and heartbreak.

Illustrated by Jane Ray (Commonwealth Education Trust) A fantastic collection aimed at 11-16 year olds with themes covering sport, nature and family.

Exploratory factor analysis identified and confirmed four safety related themes covering 15 survey items, which were named Safety Feedback, Confidence in Safety Reporting System, Company Safety Philosophy, and Safety Promotion & Communication.

We assessed six qualitative themes covering SDM aspects that were determined by patients to be important.

The final mind map was built around themes covering aspects that had been indicated to affect weight maintenance or weight gain in previous studies [ 14- 18].

Content analysis revealed seven over-arching themes covering individuals' fear of hospital encounters, carer responsibilities, and problems with delivery of care in hospitals including staff knowledge, skills and attitudes.

Inside the 200 pages, over 70 contributors give their unique take on the theme, covering sex shops to sex work, through porn, art, drag, and something known as "ecosexuality".

This study is by far the largest one published on the theme, covering 140 425 patients and allowing a separate analysis of patients with multiple hospital admissions and thus with chronic asthma.

The contributions to this themed issue provide conceptual-theoretical and empirical studies on the topic, covering five themes: key issues of land use and sustainability, urbanization and farmland protection, rural transforamtion and reconstruction, urban-rural interaction in a changing society, and land resources engineering and land use policy.

For example, one topic covering both application and big data themes might be split into two separate topics in a larger model.

Last November the regional government in Aragon approved a scheme calling for 32 hotels and five theme parks covering 5,000 acres, according to the London Times.