Sentence examples for more expansive scale from inspiring English sources
The designer, Scott Pask, and Mr. Mantello have done a fine job in scaling up both production and performances to match the more expansive scale of a Broadway house.
The garden on Nantucket also uses drifts of mostly native American grasses to create the effect of wild grassland, but on a far more expansive scale; visually they tend to complement and even highlight the flowering elements as well as have their own intrinsic beauty — one especially appropriate to the open coastal landscape of the island.
He also began composing on a more expansive scale.
Interestingly, the replication of the liver stage apicoplast bears striking similarities to that seen in the apicoplast of developing P. falciparum blood stages with reference to the changing appearance of the organelle during schizogony (van Dooren et al., 2005) but on a much more expansive scale.
Beginning with the Tokyo Metropolitan Festival Hall (1961), Maekawa displayed a warmer and more expansive style.
An assessment of both AutoMal and MaLabel in view of medium-scale (4000 specimens) and expansive scale datasets (more than 115,000 samples) collected and broke down via AutoMal shows AMAL's adequacy in precisely describing, ordering, and gathering malware tests.
There needs to be better research available on the full-scale risks of female athletic injuries and more expansive range of studies conducted on the subject.
The resulting works are often smaller — less dependent on expansive scale and overwhelming resplendence to make an impression — as well as more diverse.
It is hard to imagine that more expansive knowledge won't lead to similar forms of prenatal selection on an ever-more-significant scale.
Everything's more expansive.
