Sentence examples for different in scope from inspiring English sources

She does it by making the books different in scope and style.

A (brief) examination of the relevant Lloyds disclosures appears to suggest that it has very limited vulnerability in this area, so unless the actual FCA review is quite different in scope, Lloyds should have little to fear.

America does not fear France or Germany as it feared the Soviet Union 25 years ago; or even as it feared Japan (in industrial terms) 15 years ago; or as it may yet fear China.All this makes American anti-Europeanism different in scope from its opposite across the pond.

The next concert, on Saturday night, offers Quartets No. 1 and No. 7, both in F but very different in scope and character: the First is like beefed-up Haydn while the Seventh is the first of the three impetuous and path-breaking "Razumovsky" Quartets.

Ben Rhodes did not give details about the military aid other than to say it would be "different in scope and scale to what we have provided before".

Prior efforts to determine the relationship between technical and economical performance of digital broadcasting technologies, to the best of authors' knowledge, have been rare and different in scope.

This March First Friday would have to be different--in scope, in duration, in programming and in safety preparation.

But as Patrick Di Justo has described (a point cited by Leon in his opinion), the data collected by today's bulk telephony-metadata surveillance is vastly different in scale and scope.

But yesterday's agreement is different in its scope and in the very public way the diocese will be forced to operate.

But in the aftermath of the attacks on Sept. 11, this year's operation -- called "Balikatan" or "Shouldering the Load Together" -- is much different in size, scope and location.

However, online education is very different in its scope from earlier generations such as correspondence courses, and televised broadcasts and video conferencing in that it can offer both synchronous instruction where students and instructors interact in real time and asynchronous instruction where students learn at their own pace and with their own time schedules.