Sentence examples for whether it encompasses from inspiring English sources
The dynamic nature of a scenario refers to whether a scenario is essentially based on a gradual extrapolation of trends, or whether it encompasses events, discontinuities, or even surprises which change gradual developments abruptly (Van Notten, 2005).
Whether it encompassed one class or several, and whether it simultaneously embraced wealthy capitalists and small rural traders, senior bureaucrats and low-level clerks, and military officers and civil professionals, the boundary of the middle class was in constant motion.
They talked about whether the initial phase of the war should extend beyond Al Qaeda to target terrorist groups with popular backing in the Middle East, like Hamas and Hezbollah, and whether it should encompass sponsoring states -- Syria, Iran and especially Iraq.
But he would not predict whether it would encompass the thorny issue of a cap-and-trade plan to contain emissions, which some Republicans consider tantamount to a crippling tax.
The Enron effect will be long-lasting, but, in this as in other respects, it is still unclear whether it will encompass wholesale legislative change, or merely a new cynicism on the part of investors.
All the signs from London are that Britain will join in although it is unclear when an announcement on military action might come and whether it would encompass just Iraq or extend to Syria, too.
For one thing, I wonder whether it makes the Bible more accessible to those outside the faith traditions it encompasses.
It encompasses 1.9 billion people.
It encompasses both cryptography and cryptanalysis.
"It encompasses so many different styles.
