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multipartite

ADJECTIVE
  1. involving more than two parties

How To Use multipartite In A Sentence

  • It would be a mistake for any multipartite approach to the economy to try and limit the counter-balancing affect of that reality. Ontario and the National Dream
  • At the regional and local levels, however, the multipartite effects described in this subsection are definitly noticeable. 8. Economic analysis and socioeconomic evaluation
  • These mechanisms fail, however, to explain the presence of multipartite DNA control elements frequently found in several regulatory regions.
  • More recently, evidence has accumulated to suggest that an intriguing consequence of a multipartite genome configuration is the somatic modulation of mitochondrial genotype.
  • Studies of plant mitochondrial genome inheritance are further complicated by the complex, multipartite organization of this genome.
  • 1 Probably intended for "multipartite" — Biddle gives it as "polipartite." — Original journals of the Lewis and Clark Expedition, 1804-1806
  • The British people are entitled to accurate information about, and multipartite discussion of, the society in which they live, and more than ever this is provided via broadcasting rather than by other media.
  • Yet, being multipartite, they call to mind the predella panels of early Renaissance altarpieces.
  • And for all of the flaws in our government I am far more at ease with a multipartite system. Ignatieff, Fork, Done
  • Soon the conference took on the character, which was to be a recurrent feature of the "bunker period," of a hysterical multipartite shouting match. Barbarossa
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