Phrases with «whole apparatus»

The phrase "whole apparatus" refers to the complete system or set of equipment needed to perform a task or achieve a goal. It implies that all the necessary parts and components are included and are working together. Full definition

Sentences with «whole apparatus»

  • «Auction houses are going to find it difficult to compete with dealers, whose whole apparatus is looking after artists and artists» estates,» he said. (nytimes.com)
  • «Auction houses are going to find it difficult to compete with dealers, whose whole apparatus is looking after artists and artists» estates,» said Gorvy. (artforum.com)
  • Get one wrong, and you might jam up the whole apparatus. (entrepreneur.com)
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