Sentence examples for a rich scope of from inspiring English sources

Los Olivos District has something for everyone, with a rich scope of growth — pockets of Rhône, Bordelaise, Spanish, Italian even Austrian varieties.

To capture the rich scope of her identities, I documented in analytic notes my emerging sense of who Melody was by identifying and recording intertextual connections between the findings of the interviews and classroom recordings, which were sometimes consistent with and in other times inconsistent with or contradictory to each other.

The interplay between the two stories gives Gelbart rich scope for a string of pastiche Chandlerisms: "only the floor," says Stone, encountering a seductive blonde, "kept her legs from going on for ever".

The rich scope, variety, and significance of this two millennia-old tradition are out of reach; see Kruft (1994) or Mallgrave (2005) for thorough histories of these traditions.

This collection of studies by a distinguished group of political scientists and urban planning scholars offers a rich analysis of the scope, potential, and ramifications of a shift still in progress.

Whiting, a frontman for a Tribune-like media company, devalues the word Dickensian, stripping it down to a synonym for abject poverty, instead of a world of stark contrasts with unlimited scope and a rich, teeming bog of detail.

As reported before it's varied in scope and drenched in a rich tapestry of atmospherics.

At the solver level, to support the solving of a large scope of combinatorial problems, a rich set of conventional constraints is defined within a constraint framework that strongly combines Boolean logic, integer constraints and set reasoning over finite domains.

The situation of cffDNA testing among both genetic and reproductive technologies creates special demands on a translational analysis of this sort, requiring attention to a particularly wide scope of stakeholders and a rich history of technological, social, and political successes and failures.

This increases the scope for population-based research as routinely collected health data provides a rich source of information, and data linkage enables data from different databases, to be combined [ 19].

The high polarizability of porphyrin-based π systems, and the scope for strong resonance enhancements from transitions with high oscillator strengths, gives rise to a rich variety of nonlinear optical effects including large first and second hyperpolarizabilities.