Sentence examples for umbrella concepts from inspiring English sources

Such research is important, he says, because resource managers use the umbrella concepts as if they have been tested, "but the degree of testing that is going on is minuscule".

Some other attributes, such as "food security", represent wider "umbrella" concepts (or frames, see also Mooney and Scott, 2009) that cover a wide range of other (sub) attributes, such as "technological innovation", "safety" or "waste", as well as "nutrition" and "biodiversity".

The coding scheme identified umbrella concepts and their components into which data segments were categorized to inform thematic analysis [ 35].

It's nearly meaningless as an umbrella concept, but incredibly meaningful in a case-by-case basis.

Critics have referenced everything from Van Halen's "Jump" to Irene Cara's 1984 hit "Flashdance...What A Feeling", so I wonder if there is a guilty pleasures element to Goldfrapp's new sound, "Guilty Pleasures" being the umbrella concept that informs DJ Sean Rowley's celebrated rehabilitation of slightly shameful pop songs via dedicated club nights and compilation albums.

fIntellectual property as an umbrella concept dates back to the 1950s.

Nowadays, 'investigation' is a very commonly advocated approach and consequently is becoming an umbrella concept.

Add this umbrella concept to the lineup: "Any Third World country with oil should be considered dangerous".

Some scholars believe that it falls under the umbrella concept of open innovation (Ebner et al. 2009; Marjanovic et al. 2012; Wikhamn and Wikhamn 2013).

According to sources familiar with Gateway's plans, the company will launch a series of information appliances and other devices that fit the umbrella concept of "digital home".

All words and phrases you can use to describe Shiu Yuk Yuen's concept umbrella, the Eco Brolly, which looks a lot less douchey than that other umbrella concept from a while back.