Sentence examples for appreciable scale from inspiring English sources

Reorganisation isn't going to happen, at any appreciable scale.

(In 2002 the International Court of Justice awarded the peninsula to Cameroon, but the decision has yet to be implemented). Petroleum production on an appreciable scale began in the late 1950s, and by the early 1970s it was by far the leading earner of foreign exchange.

Innovation initiatives of any appreciable scale require a formal, intentional resource commitment, and work best bottoms-up.

There simply isn't any way to systematically grow an app to appreciable scale on mobile that doesn't involve paid marketing; paid user acquisition is the growth engine of any app.

We could probably survive if we went deep underground where the Earth's internal heat is higher or if we built totally isolated habitation domes, but at the moment I don't think we're capable of something like that on any appreciable scales.

However, this view is almost certainly an oversimplification; as more phage genomes become available it is clear that closely related phage lineages exist in the environment which may be stable over appreciable time-scales and geographic areas [ 2, 3].

f – Both Refined and Original scales are listed to document that streamlining resulted in no appreciable loss of scale power and efficiency.

Under standard buffer conditions (Tris-acetate, pH 7.5, and 100 mM NaCl), we found that monomer dimer exchange occurred on a very slow time scale; no appreciable exchange was seen in 1 week at 30 °C when the sample was dark-adapted.

We found that the Raman spectra of FeCl3-FLG samples show no appreciable changes on a time scale of up to one year (see Supporting Information).

When attention is directed toward or away from a single stimulus in the receptive field, tuning curves for orientation, direction, and contrast are scaled vertically, without appreciable changes in the preferred stimulus or the breadth of tuning [13] [15].

Consequently we believe future schemes must have realistic time scales, must not involve appreciable administrative burden if part of routine clinical care unless addressed, and must take cognisance of any likely changes in care during their lifetime, i.e. standard drugs losing their patent and/or clinical standards changing.