Sentence examples for because the scope of from inspiring English sources

American Visions is more cautious, partly because the scope of the remit is much broader.

"I can tell you this is a monumental effort because the scope of work is unprecedented," Mr. Sclafani said.

"Are these guys overreacting?" Cox recalls asking herself, because the scope of what she was being told sounded impossible.

All of this is needed, the company's lawyers told the court, because "the scope of the case is monumental".

(The new essay adds two wedges because the scope of the challenge has grown in the last seven years).

Transportation officials say that will be almost impossible this time because the scope of work is greater.

In its demolition application, the city maintained that no feasible alternative was available because of the scope of construction and because funders would not contribute millions of dollars to restore the original design.

Many contemporary critics concur with Lewis in regarding Till We Have Faces as his best work, because of the scope of its imaginative achievement and because he put so much of his own self and life into it.

But its passage remained no certainty because of the scope of the proposed cuts.

The rest of the bill has gone mostly to pay for defense investigative costs, which were extensive because of the scope of the case, lawyers say.

The task facing the leadership of The Times is more daunting than what those earlier generations faced, because of the scope of the digital revolution.