Sentence examples for and scope with the from inspiring English sources

WME Entertainment — the shortened name is inevitable — will rank in size and scope with the Creative Artists Agency, recognized for decades as a leader in the rough-and-tumble world of show business representation.

The aforementioned publications vary considerably in size and scope: with the consensus ADA/EASD and AACE guidelines issuing practical guidance, and organisations such as NICE providing highly detailed review and analysis of the literature followed by broad recommendations.

Studies of patients with IED were limited in number and scope, with no studies adequately evaluating the incidence of malignancy in these patients.

Ontogenetic changes (i.e., developmental modifications occurring during an organism's lifespan) can be more drastic than phylogenetic changes, perhaps due to the speed and scope with which development advances, and similarly reflect major biological processes.

But the majority have not had their support cut and this is reinforced by a recent report by Demos and Scope, Coping with the Cuts, which found no direct correlation between budget reductions and the impact on local people.

In size and scope, and with the exposed structural elements in many of its rooms, it was, in essence, a loft ahead of its time: Ms. Bassman bought the carriage house because she envisioned it as a perfect raw space in which to make and display art, raise two children, and nurture a 73-year marriage.

"Our failure to do something in size and scope commensurate with the challenges we have at hand, will find ourselves worse off than we are now," Gibbs concluded.

If they took enough acid jazz in the 1990s they will crouch down and scope the dancefloor with a pretend shooter as if you had just shouted: "Cover me!

GODUS blends the power, growth and scope of Populous with the detailed construction and multiplayer excitement of Dungeon Keeper and the intuitive interface and technical innovation of Black & White.

The preemptive action needs to be proportionate in scope and scale with the perceived threat.

This study is impressive in its scope and scale, with the findings reconfirming the heterogeneity of breast cancer and highlighting the future challenges in translating these findings for clinical benefit.