Sentence examples for broadest possible scope from inspiring English sources
But Mr. Natsios has waived certain federal procurement rules to give Bechtel the broadest possible scope for choosing its subcontractors.
Said Mr. Rampe, "We're doing outreach to cultural organizations in the city, nationally and internationally to ensure we get the broadest possible scope of interest".
They hired Heede to do a baseline greenhouse gas inventory with the broadest possible scope including not only activities within the city, but the cars and airplanes that annually brought in hundreds of thousands of tourists … in short, Heede recalls, "everything that uses energy as a result of Aspen's existence".
Two broad possible outcomes can be considered.
The term "Extended FAST" (EFAST) was adapted during the following decade [2] to include the addition of thoracic ultrasound views, encompassing a broader scope for diagnosis of other possible associated injuries, such as hemothorax or pneumothorax.
Fortunately, a policy broader in scope is possible, which brings us to the third approach to dealing with climate externalities: putting a price on carbon emissions.
As the price per base for next generation sequencing continues to fall, sequencing projects that are broad in scope become possible for research groups with modest budgets.
This definition, although broad in scope, was intentionally used to include all possible cases in the course of the investigation.
Many Vibrios specialize in multiple host attachment and detachment [73] [75], suggesting a broad scope for potential coral infections by Vibrios including possible host shifts due to fish depletion from coral reefs [76].
