Sentence examples for more public scale from inspiring English sources
On a more public scale, take the Abu Ghraib incident.
Then came works on a more public scale: "Song of the Youths" and "Groups".
With the Legislature convening on Tuesday for a potentially arduous two-month session that is bound to usher in major cuts in spending and jobs and radical changes to education, pensions, unemployment benefits and Medicaid, the governor will be tested on a broader, more public scale.
Then came works on a more public scale: "Song of the Youths" and "Groups". He was attracted by the idea that pitch, timbre, rhythm and even musical form could all be understood as forms of vibration, and by the notion of an entire musical work as a kind of photographic blowup of a single sound or sequence of sounds.
Through Trayvon's tragedy, we are reminded of the pattern that many black Americans have had to live through, but on a much more public scale.
It's fucked up to be a part of it, and I didn't want to bring it back up and put it more on a public scale.
Based in Macon, Georgia, Smyth & Helwys Press has helped me realize this in a more public and grander scale than usual for me by publishing a project that I have labored on for over three years.
The policies – easier to follow than the instructions inside an Ikea flat pack – boil down to higher taxes at the top end of the scale and more public spending on health and education.
But since it's taking a lot longer than he thought it would, he's keeping himself and Los Angeles amused with more public pranks on a smaller scale.
With many more public works of art, the scale of Moore's sculptures grew significantly and he started to employ an increasing number of assistants to work with him at Much Hadham, including Anthony Caro and Richard Wentworth.
Remember how you can turn an iPhone photo album of the kids into a kind of feed which sucks straight into Grandma's kitchen Mac? It's that kind of sociality that Apple could well tap into, and simply become the truly private social network which Facebook originally aspired to be, but was forced to create a much more public social graph in order to scale.
