Thus, a wide net must be cast when scoping for best-practice programs in Step 3 (described below).
But HBO executives do want enough viewers, positive reviews and cultural buzz for "Westworld" to justify a price tag that, while they won't divulge it, can't be cheap, considering the decorated cast and breathtaking scope on display.
Philip Howard's debut production as the Rep's artistic director is marred by an inelegant design and lopsided staging, but it feels like a bold statement of intent: large in cast, epic in scope and challenging in intellect.
Months of talks between parties, and the resulting policy vacuum, could threaten a fragile economic recovery and cast doubt on the scope of planned budget cuts.
His latest project is a four-volume western series called The Berrybender Narratives, and while its flavor may be considerably more sour than that of "Lonesome Dove," its physical scope and cast of characters are just as broad.
The show's respect for and use of children also broadens both the scope of cast and story; it removes romance from the equation in a way that is liberating.
After all, in Nolans's hands, Batman has had a distinctly Bondian cast, with a global scope missing from the earlier film series and his very own Q in the form of Morgan Freeman's Lucius Fox.
The book's sheer scope and enormous cast mean that characters frequently feel like whimsical apparitions.
She also bemoaned the increasing trend for studios to cast actors based on the scope of their following on Twitter, as well as the co-opting of non-actors into the profession on the back of their social media profile.
Our results cast doubt on the standard scope sensitivity tests in choice experiments, but also on the validity and reliability of VSL estimates based on stated-preference studies in general.
