Comprised [verb]

AllRight was founded by Oleg Oksyuk, and the team is comprised of people drawn from 51Talks, SkyEng, Cisco and Yandex.

A new CEO will then be appointed by a new board comprised of managers from the three owners.

Most astronomers believed the spiral nebulae resided within the Milky Way galaxy, at the time believed to comprise the entire universe.

So the field will comprise the golfers who had qualified for the Masters by the March cut-off date, with a number of golfers who have played well in the PGA Tour’s return from its coronavirus hiatus sitting things out.

The good news is that the pandemic has also shed a brighter light on emerging electronic payment options such as Venmo, PayPal and Square Cash, which collectively comprise what is known as a “mobile wallet.”

Pedro Julio Serrano was unable to access his Facebook pages since late August, both platforms comprising of more than 140,000 followers in total.

Some trios had trained as a team to complete the task, while others comprised members who had trained individually.

The sample might also be used for more practical purposes, like determining whether it’s possible to use the material that comprises asteroids like Bennu to sustain human life on Mars or other planets.

Women comprise the majority of front-line health and social care workers, are disproportionately affected by job losses and are taking on ever more child care at home.

In our guts, more than a trillion bacteria comprising hundreds of species compete and cohabitate at any one time.