Sentence examples for number and scope of from inspiring English sources
But the number and scope of the legal threats to Obama appear unprecedented.
I was informed that the decision was made "on the basis of top-line government priorities for reducing the number and scope of public bodies".
Instead, Pakistan and the United States agreed to consider a series of other joint efforts, including increasing the number and scope of missions by remotely piloted Predator aircraft over the tribal areas.
The Getty Museum will also reduce the number and scope of its temporary exhibitions and collection rotations, although no major exhibitions that have already been publicized have been canceled.
He also published a letter on Tuesday asking the government for permission to reveal more information about the number and scope of national security requests, and Microsoft and Facebook followed suit.
In the case of the Ngram Viewer, the body of books in different languages may not be comparable, for instance.Yet few will grumble as the number and scope of international rankings mushroom.
(Answer: before 2007, it helped everyone; afterwards, it redistributed jobs rather than creating them).As the number and scope of trials have grown, the accumulation of detail has started to generate broader insights.
The agency created an antifraud unit in 2010 to increase the number and scope of reviews of immigrants applying for documents, the officials said, with the number of antifraud officers increasing by 20 percent since then.
Streets and public buildings are being named after the architects of the Holocaust, Nazi-era currency revived, while the numbers and scope of the human carnage are being rewritten".
Nor was this an isolated loss; nonetheless the number, variety and scope of his experiments were such that he carried on working and publishing with no particular difficulty.
Although the number, power and scope of synthetic reactions has increased significantly in recent times, the time and effort required to synthesise molecules has not.
