Sentence examples for left to scale from inspiring English sources
I'd left to scale each distant library's marble steps like Everest till I was deaf to the wordlessness he was mired in, which drink made permanent.
But in an indication of the hurdles left to scale, Spain's unemployment surged to 26 percent in the fourth quarter, a record high since measurements began in the 1970s, as a prolonged recession and deep spending cuts left almost 6 million people out of work at the end of last year.
"There aren't a lot of bodies left to cut, unless you scale back newscasts," said Robert Papper, chairman of Hofstra University's journalism department.
"Now there isn't anything specific to Utah and people are sitting back and saying, 'What's a realistic level of response?' " Backing down also leaves room to scale up again if threats become more serious.
The economists are often left to use small-scale studies to predict how the candidates' policies might affect the cost of coverage or the willingness of employers to provide it.
So provision of any health AIs that DeepMind develops in the future will be left to Google to deploy and scale.
The amplitude of the scale was left to the participants in order to let them use a scale with which they would feel at ease.
Bonnie Wright What is there left to do when you have scaled the dizzying heights of celebrity by the age of 16? Plenty, says Bonnie Wright, now 20, who entered the public eye aged nine, when she landedthe role of Ginny Weasley in the Harry Potter franchise.
Conceptually, collapsing these two response options would still provide an indication of restricted driving but lose the precision of neck pain severity, which is best left to dedicated pain severity scales.
Vital technologies such as CCS will not be built at commercial scale if left to the market, and countries such as China and India, who get two thirds of their power from coal, would not be able to move to low-carbon growth.
However, a big question left to us is whether the scale effect only exists in SEOD.
