Sentence examples for are on a scale from inspiring English sources

Pope: I'm just curious, Steve, where you think we are on a scale of one to ten, collectively as journalists, in our knowledge of these data tools?

"When you ask people in a room to write down how happy they are on a scale between one and ten," says Phil Hanlon of Glasgow University, "they tend to write something between six-and-a-half and eight," so the differences between Glasgow and other cities are not that big.

* Ratings are on a scale of one (lowest) to four (best).

The severity scores are on a scale of zero (0) through one (1), with 0 representing the least severe sequelae and 1 representing the most severe sequelae.

They are presented as re-scaled values of the maximum effects (that is, values are on a scale of 0 to 1) and in each latent class add up to 1.

The weeklong celebrations are on a scale rivaling royalty.

PISA scores are on a scale, with 500 as the average.

And that's because most are on a scale that require being pre-arranged with a client's bank.

It's making these areas far more vulnerable which is why these disasters are on a scale we've never seen before".

The die-offs now, though, are on a scale unprecedented since the West was settled and are so big that they are having unusual impacts on ecosystems.

It's on a scale never seen before.