Sentence examples for close to the scope from inspiring English sources

No other television drama comes close to the scope of its ambition.

The philosophy of the prize is, in this sense, very close to the scope of this Journal.

Google has this year started to cut its own syndication deals, but still doesn't come close to the range and scope of Yahoo's partner base.

No one has come close to matching the scope or generosity of her vision.

If Mr Shih's estimates are even close to accurate, the scope of China's spending spree is far larger than thought.In this section A better mattress Security for shillings All for one Apocalypse, not now Distemper Shell game All talk, no walk Snoopy sniffs an opportunity The inflation solution Correction: Bank administrative costs ReprintsSo are the potential consequences.

"It is tempting to think that because our bodies are, as it were, so close to us, the scope for illusions here is minimal.

We haven't even come close to realizing the scope of 3D printing.

Overall the three clinical reviewers agreed that the standard of clinical practice was acceptable and the scope close to the remit agreed, but that the level of record keeping placed constraints on notes review as an assurance process and needed to be addressed.

There were, two distracters in the options: semantic distracter, which had a meaning close to the target word in scope, but differed in the context of usage (e.g., 美麗 beautiful and 優雅 elegant); and morphemic distracter, which shared the same morpheme (i.e., same character) with the target word, but being different in both meaning scope and usage (e.g., 美 麗 beautiful and 美 味 delicious).

The fact that the homes and schools of the community of West Texas were so close to the fertilizer plant significantly exacerbated the scope and nature of the devastation.

DPT also assessed the country's potential to conduct efficient preventive immunization campaigns while paying close attention to the scope of the geographic extension of the campaigns.