Sentence examples for a large scale move from inspiring English sources

But at a large scale, Move Your Money campaigns have not worked: The largest banks have a greater share of Americans' deposits now than before the financial crisis.

One result of these changes has been a large scale move towards increasing community based medical education within the medical schools' curriculum, with students attached to a community based general / family practice [ 3, 6- 8].

Mr. Iyengar said that companies were lobbying against a large-scale move to reserve jobs in the private sector.

With a large-scale move of the majority of institutions of higher education from the east to the west and border areas, the government began to pay more attention to border issues, which gave rise to border politics.

The new adaptive fast multipole boundary element method (FMBEM) was implemented to accelerate the calculation of large scale moving boundary problems.

Since 2005, India has seen a unique effort called the Annual Status of Education Report (ASER), a large scale initiative to move discussions around children's learning to the center of educational debate, which is directed by one of us (Banerji).

He managed the extremely difficult task of keeping the eye engaged on a large scale, as groups moved in and out of the center, and on a smaller one too, as individuals emerged from groups, or his own dancers performed lovely brief duos.

In an attempt to increase the potential for delivering positive health outcomes at a large scale, there was a move towards implementing national CBHW programmes [ 6, 10].

This is true for animals relying on marine food resource, like seabirds [1], [21] or marine fish [13], but is also the case for animals that move on a large scale but exploit relatively fine-grained habitat variation, such as tropical forest-dwelling frugivores.

Since the particulars of sample fixation and storage have lasting influence on expression profiling, all panel members undertook targeted pilot projects before moving ahead on a large scale.

It is thus unsurprising that Wachtell and some of its clients may have a negative view of the large-scale move away from staggered boards taking place in corporate America.