Sentence examples for idea of the scope from inspiring English sources

All of them, especially Straw, a former foreign secretary, must have had some idea of the scope of GCHQ and NSA operations.

For example, you might need to include key data on the companies you worked with to give an idea of the scope of your role.

In the eurozone, investors will also be looking at an German economic sentiment survey due on Tuesday for a better idea of the scope of the bloc's recovery.

A list of 15 "classic Naxos recordings," created to publicize the label's anniversary, gives an idea of the scope of its current releases.

Add some British-Indian blokery and some slapstick, and you will have some idea of the scope and charm of Desperately Seeking Paradise.

This discourse gives an idea of the scope of the subject, and how this area of engineering is related to other core subjects.

It is hard to get an idea of the scale and scope of Warren's plans by visiting the Saddleback Church.

But I can say with honesty that at the time that I was both deputy and chief constable I had no idea of the scale and scope of this type of organised crime".

When the MPs put the allegation to the former South Yorkshire chief constable, Meredydd John Hughes, who was deputy head of the force at the time, he said he knew nothing of the Home Office research report and told the committee he had had no idea of the scale and scope of child sexual exploitation in Rotherham.

He told the committee: "This is a hideous crime, I am deeply embarrassed, I can say with honesty I had no idea of the scale and scope of this".

This sample of factors gives a good idea of the scale and scope of the working group's efforts, enough to support the claim that even if the results of the models were discarded, the process alone would justify the investment.