Sentence examples for a great scale and from inspiring English sources

In France, he says, environmentalists long seemed to be regarded as "extremists or dreamers," out of the mainstream, but "my idea was really that if you wanted to do anything of importance,... you had to [do] it at a great scale and integrate [environmental concerns] in[to] the economy".

More ominous was Roosevelt's totalitarian tendency: "His remedies were on a greater scale and often inspired by socialist or fascist models abroad".

J.S. Bach's two great Passion oratorios, the Passion According to St. John (first performed 1724) and the Passion According to St. Matthew (1729), restored the balance attained by Schütz, though they are written on a greater scale and are enriched by the introduction of the later Italian aria.

Today tropical forests, more than any other ecosystem, are experiencing habitat alteration and species extinction on a greater scale and at a more rapid pace than at any other time in their history at least since the major extinction event (the K T extinction) at the end of the Cretaceous Period, some 66 million years ago (see Sidebar: Status of the World's Tropical Forests).

Moreover, we also plan experiments on a greater scale and during a longer time period which will allow to further tune the proposed solution and to model the abnormal behaviors even better.

"We are going to enable Braintree to run their business at a greater scale and in more countries," said Marcus, "and with access to our APIs to incorporate Braintree with the PayPal-branded experience".

The devastation in Haiti, he said, "is of a greater scale and magnitude" than other emergencies he's seen.

Unfortunately, it is unlikely that investigators will conduct this trial again, on a greater scale and with the same high quality and singularity of question.

We saw in the United States what happens to a culture when it comes under attack, particularly in an unexpected way and on a great scale.

Tenant opinion is not something that is very often gathered, and never on a great scale.

They saw we were changing things on a great scale.