Sentence examples for a scale in between from inspiring English sources

They may have a scale in between them.

There, beginning on a scale in the 1980s, government, private and philanthropic partners came together to expand affordable rental housing across the country using the Low Income Housing Tax Credit LIHTCC).

He had to push through cuts of a similar scale in 2008, in a restructure which included a plan to drastically cut back on the use of subeditors.

The food vs fuel debate reached a global scale in 2008 as a result of the international community's concerns regarding the steep increase in food prices.

And, from these indications, it will likely be an emerging theme among Republican candidates (on a small scale) in next year's elections, and (on a much bigger stage) in the 2012 presidential race.

Dr. Rishi Kafle has built up a huge dialysis unit, which started on a small scale in 1997, that provides free or subsidized dialysis to a large section of the Nepali CKD population with the support of the Nepal Kidney Foundation.

"Chinon," a panoramic view painted on a monumental scale in 1987 is perhaps the most striking tribute paid by Mr. Richter to much admired predecessors.

The conflicts rose to a grand scale in January 1999, when Yahoo made an unsolicited bid for Geocities.

This process will eventually get easier, when reformed GCSEs start using a 1-9 scale in 2017, although there will be a period of confusing overlap when pupils are awarded both letters and numbers.

The same sort of dynamic played out on a smaller scale in 1994, after President Clinton signed a ban on assault rifles into law.

The Tanzania National Voucher Scheme was initially launched in a small number of districts in October 2004 and reached a national scale in May 2006.