Two yachts are at opposite ends of the scale.
Those at both ends of the scale assert that they are underpaid.
"Raheem and Jordan are at different ends of the scale," he told BBC Sport.
For Rangers, football this week will be at both ends of the scale.
They are not so much at opposite ends of the scale as on two entirely different scales.
Him and me were at completely different ends of the scale so I was a bit worried he might not like me.
Having worked with Woody Allen twice now, she says he overlaps with Leigh, even though they appear to be at opposite ends of the scale.
Either way you can consider yourself a member of Britain's middle class and thus the latest focus of attention for Ed Miliband – both have been used as characterisations, albeit at opposite ends of the scale.
There are several Roman sites and museums to visit, fantastic restaurants at both ends of the scale, authentic hammams, and even an arty neighbourhood, Rainbow Street, where you can potter around bookshops and cafes.
It would also limit Mr. Feinberg's discretionary power to make unusual awards in what he calls "extraordinary circumstances," a power he should not be bashful about using at both ends of the scale.
Cars from both ends of the scale -- stately Zil and Chaika limousines of the ruling class as well as modest Pobeda and Volga sedans -- appeal to enthusiasts looking for something quite different from commonplace Corvettes and Mustangs.
