Sentence examples similar to a wholesale scale from inspiring English sources

Today's final Digital Britain report also recommended the wholesale scaling back of the current system of local commercial radio regulation, largely backing the findings of former GMG Radio chief executive John Myers' local radio analysis, commissioned after Carter's interim report earlier this year.

"We've never seen a wholesale retirement on this scale before," said Gregory C. Staple, the chief executive of the foundation.

A wholesale opposition to large-scale generalizations about women seems to arbitrarily preclude a critical analysis of large-scale social forces that critically affect women (Benhabib 1995).

Currently, such experimental data is difficult to determine in a wholesale fashion, making the large scale analysis of the function of transcription networks very problematic.

The city has long been a large-scale fishing centre and a wholesale exporter of agricultural produce.

The new rule, while not a wholesale return to the situation before 1986, scales back regulations that specify when and where hospitals have to provide emergency services.

Although no one involved would publicly furnish details because of the delicacy of negotiations, there is talk of scaling down from an expansion to a wholesale renovation using the same footprint so that only a building permit would be required.

These insurers are avoiding a wholesale withdrawal from managed Medicare, but they are undertaking a brutal shifting of costs, scaling back or eliminating a lot of the insurance that helps some of their sickest members.

Then there was a wholesale clear-out.

Blue Hill soon became a wholesale client.

They own Lery Diamonds, a wholesale business.