Sentence examples for Scope of reality from inspiring English sources

We also see a mixed crowd of US supporters: those who are actually in the know and view the US side and its individual players within the scope of reality, and then there are those who are blindly allegiant and refuse to see the US side within the purview of such reality.

It's just sets expectations way beyond the scope of reality.

MATT HARBICHT: To try to give a voice or scope of reality to the lives of these youth.

Although elimination of LBP is only wishful thinking, prevention of chronicity may be within the scope of reality – with obvious gains for society.

Freed from the limits of vision and sensation, the scope of this reality is beyond measure; it is a reality that nurtures and is nurtured by human minds; it is made of meanings that only the semiological system of language can produce, and that can only be 'read' by minds free of brain pathology and familiar with the functional varieties of that language.

The possibility of massive species committing ritualistic suicide based on the unavailability of food and/or adverse environmental conditions is not beyond the scope of today's reality.

The elements of our framework are not unique, but collectively they capture the full scope and reality of the innovation process, including the critical role of reflection in conceiving opportunities and the level of organizational reinvention needed in the final push to market.

We ought to have compassion, not only for ourselves, but for inescapable (and positive) ignorance, and the approximate scope of our scientific understanding of reality, dependent as it is on imposed assumptions of the limits of cause and effect.

Next to the recognised benefits of using driving simulators, a series of restrictions associated to them, dealing with simulator sickness and driver overconfidence issues, lack of sufficient realism, etc. not rarely raise concerns regarding the usefulness and effectiveness of their use and their main scope, being the sufficient reflection of reality, is quite often ambiguous.

The international throngs at Madinat Jumeirah, and the size and scope of developments have become a reality.

In reality, the scope of mergers and competition makes a mockery of the notion that big firms are locked in fierce competition.