Sentence examples for dimensions says from inspiring English sources

"It's tokenism at its worst, treating architecture in only two dimensions," says Clem Cecil of Save Britain's Heritage.

"The game Iran plays in Iraq has regional dimensions," says Saleh Elias, a freelance journalist who escaped the northern city of Mosul when extremists from the Islamic State took over.

Steve Scown, chief executive of learning disability and autism support provider Dimensions, says: "More transparency is needed and this can only be achieved by listening to the voices of people with learning disabilities and their families, as well as by challenging decision-makers".

Useful manipulation requires moving in three dimensions, says chemist Charles M. Lieber of Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

"Nobody has yet reported work at such small dimensions," says Sandip Tiwari, a small-device researcher at IBM's T. J. Watson Research Center in Yorktown Heights, New York.

"This paper gives a very novel and plausible mechanism," for the energy flow between vortices in two dimensions, says Philip Marcus, a computational physicist at the University of California, Berkeley.

"Investigators are looking into all dimensions, including financial dimensions," said a senior Pakistani official.

"He is a controversial figure of historic dimensions," said John Coffee, a securities law professor at Columbia University.

"There are not many writers you could showcase in so many dimensions," said Jane Moss, Lincoln Center's vice president for programming.

And Wainwright, speaking of Citi Field's dimensions, said: "It's pretty hard to give up home runs here.

"It's important to have good foreground, middle ground and background to give it three dimensions," said Mr. Bol.