Sentence examples for in the wider scheme from inspiring English sources

But how influential is he in the wider scheme of things?

This makes the commission's case rather miniscule in the wider scheme for competitors and consumers.

But who do we mean by "foreign investors" and how significant are they in the wider scheme of things?

In the wider scheme of things, when the wider public is choosing a prime minister, that is a problem.

Nor are British monarchs as important in the wider scheme of things as they were in, say, the 16th century.

Yes, of course, in the wider scheme of things, it's a pretty niche interest, but on the other hand, that's all the more reason for better reporting.

Countries in which no costs at all fall on taxes include the small schemes in Burundi and Ethiopia and the wider schemes in Malaysia, the Philippines, and Singapore.

But he faced criticism from EU leaders for refusing to participate in the EU-wide scheme to relocate refugees who have already reached Europe.

The 40-year-old was a vital player in a wider scheme which systematically targeted Asian families, as well as jewellers and bank customers, by using a steady stream of Colombian petty criminals smuggled into Europe with fraudulently-obtained Mexican passports to carry out break-ins across the country over a three-year period.

These professionals indeed play a key role in delivering quality health care, but they are embedded in, and thus dependent on a web of administrative and management practices in the wider social protection scheme.

It was reported last month that this was being dropped in favour of a wider scheme on social justice, intended to focus not just on the very poor but also May's favoured demographic of the "just about managing" households.