Sentence examples similar to had been full scale from inspiring English sources

Marx in the mid 90s "was apparently irrelevant", but by the time the book came out there had been full-scale financial meltdowns in both Russia and Asia, and "the idea we had achieved perfect financial equilibrium didn't seem quite so assured".

In a letter to EU policymakers, Ghosn said there had not been "full scale cheating" across the industry.

It doesn't have to be full scale, but it has to be proportional.

Christina McAnea, the union's national secretary for health said: "There has never been full-scale industrial action in the health service.

A beautiful Victorian had been under full-scale reconstruction for three years: it had been knocked down to the studs, the fine mahogany library panelling tossed into a dumpster.

In 1945 the United States had been waging a full-scale, three-year-old war with Japan.

The French have also said the Brown government was slow to accept that the ceremonies merited more than a modest British involvement, since British policy had been to give full-scale government backing only to commemorations at decade-long intervals.

She said he felt that top State Department officials had been opposed to full-scale diplomatic relations with the Vatican all along and used the Libyan meeting to demand his removal.

The fighting -- also reported near villages around the front lines in the north -- underscored just how close Macedonia had been veering to full-scale war in the last several weeks.

Degree of scale up within each MIP program area was ranked on a scale of 1 (nothing to little had been done) to 4 (full scale up).

Since the 1970s, the mine has been in full-scale operation as a large-scale and integrative quarrying mine.