Sentence examples for capture the scope from inspiring English sources

SIR — "Official ineptitude" does not capture the scope and scale of problems with the Louisiana's Road Home program.

"Existing laws that govern such offences do not adequately capture the scope or nature of these offences," the Coag report said.

He is the overseer of Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's fortune of billions of dollars — you could call Mr. Rattner a money manager but that doesn't capture the scope of it.

UML use case diagrams capture the scope of functional requirements of a system from the users' perspective.

Among the remaining eight views, the four views that we included were selected for their ability to efficiently capture the scope of ED cardiac ultrasound outlined above.

Logan's correction, in which she conceded the program "made a mistake," failed to capture the scope of the 60 Minutes Benghazi blunder.

None of these labels quite captures the scope of the company.

I don't think even that sentiment captures the scope of the failure, and neither do the foreign officials and experts who watched the Russian effort unfold in the United States.

The wide-angle views could have captured the scope -- lines of cars at the security booth seeking entry; drive-through credential stations; satellite truck after satellite truck, a dozen in all -- without intruding into the event itself.

Areas of the Arctic seabed are also in contention, though there can be no threat to a sovereignty that has, in this case, not yet even been asserted.Mark Collins OttawaThe Cisco way* SIR – Your briefing on Cisco Systems did a masterful job of capturing the scope and rationale for the company's expansion into adjacent markets ("The world according to Chambers", August 29th).

Thus, the constructs were used to generate a collective construct system that captures the scope of perceptions of charging options [38].