Sentence examples for because the breadth scale from inspiring English sources

As Graydon Hoare said, always bet on text, because "the breadth, scale and depth of ways people use text is unmatched by anything".

We've rounded up the green measures that have been axed or find themselves in the firing line, to show the breadth and scale of the changes.

In the breadth and scale of his ambition the chancellor could not fail to give the impression of being the master of all that he surveys.

A reason to suspect insider involvement is the breadth and scale of what was stolen.

"Because of the breadth of our coalition, we have expertise on every issue".

Many companies welcome older workers because of the breadth of their experience and knowledge.

Because of the breadth of its support, the Tillman Act was the subject of almost no formal discussion.

A survey of his most important contributions must, because of the breadth of Hayek's work, be selective.

He added that because of the breadth of recent corporate scandals and the conviction of Martha Stewart, "We were obviously concerned".

Mr. Whitehead was selected by the governor because of the breadth of his contacts, from New York to Washington.

General Electric's earnings are viewed by some investors as an economic barometer because of the breadth of its businesses.