Sentence examples for a different scale of from inspiring English sources

Pereira Gray said: "This is a different scale of acquisition for us".

The creation of a 3D virtual world, however, represents a different scale of ambition.

"We have a different scale of what's really risky," she says, laughing.

The DNA molecules in human chromosomes range from 40 million to 250 million units in length, presenting a different scale of difficulty.

On a different scale of importance, he also charts Reagan's dealings with the super-agent Lew Wasserman, who saw Reagan as eminently useful and marketable.

One method of achieving a different scale of film with a US remake is through the addition of A-list movie stars (Tom Cruise and Cameron Diaz in Vanilla Sky, for example), but that was hardly an option in this instance, due to the young age of the two main characters.

The campaign, the result, and the two years since presented challenges for David and Ed and, on a different scale, for those of us who count them both as friends.

It's a different scale to the Thatcher cuts of the 1980s or the 1976 cuts.

The physical effort they put in was of a different scale to anything else we have seen.

According to a report by Kara Swisher of AllThings D, the new contract was of a different scale: minimum revenue of $300 million a year, approaching a total of a billion dollars for the three years of the contract.

The unit of (delta _mathrm{n}) adopts a different scale from that of (D_mathrm{n}) in order to better contrast them.