Sentence examples for be on a scale from inspiring English sources

If you can't decide, think about what it would be on a scale from one to ten.

So while the crisis may be on a scale weaker than the one that collapsed democracy in Greece, the forces holding democracy together may also be weaker.

All this is an argument for doing considerably less than what we are doing, by transitioning rapidly (by mid- or late 2012) to a relatively small, sustainable, strategically-warranted deployment, one I would estimate to be on a scale of 10,000-25,000 troops.

Another dissident, Zarni, who lives in Oxford, England, and goes by one name, did not expect the protests to be on a scale with those in September.

Why shouldn't worldwide energy research be on a scale comparable to medical research?

The unions are also understandably nervous about a mutualisation that would be on a scale never before seen in Britain.

But this was on a scale magnified a thousand times anything I had ever seen".

"Hillary Clinton's corruption is on a scale we have never seen before," Trump said.

Major league scouts rated the players mostly 2's on a scale of 1-8.

What took place in Stockholm could have been on a scale as terrible as London five years ago.

"We are not against consolidation but this alliance is on a scale never seen before.