Sentence examples for given the wider scope from inspiring English sources
But given the wider scope view of evolution defended by philosophers of biology, this method of testing seems wrong-headed as a test of an evolutionary hypothesis.
The panel has been criticized for getting off to a slow start and being unfocused in its inquiry, given the wide scope of its mandate.
The police power is broad, and not easily defined, but it cannot be given the wide scope that is here asserted for it, without in effect nullifying the constitutional guaranty.
Given the wide scope of Aristotle's interests the course will have to confine itself to selective investigations of the application Aristotle makes of his principles in the different fields of study.
Given the wide scope of its items and areas of concern, the TPP imposes a standard of rules that obliges the parties to choose from a very limited set of options in areas well beyond trade and investment, regardless of their own policy preferences and development goals.
But given the wide scope of known loan servicing abuses, described in news reports and by government investigators, this might not be the case.
Given the wide scope of their targeting, miRNAs are considered as an additional layer of regulatory circuitry in the cell.
Given the wide scope of its functional effects, the pattern of aspect ratio evolution is an important factor that contributes to the substantial ecological and phylogenetic diversity of living birds.
Google Scholar (http://scholar.google.com) is an appropriate tool for this approach given the wide scope of disciplines that may document malaria interventions and Google's prominence as a search engine for anyone, including policymakers, seeking information.
This reflects a common-sense approach to everyday transactions, and would also provide added legal certainty given the wide range of goods and scope of the proposal.
But it is Ballet Theater that has given her the widest scope to show off her good humor, charm, forceful technique or lyricism.
