Few Americans are aware of the massive scope of the federal regulatory enterprise.
Linda Ziegler, Edison's executive vice president for power delivery services, said the utility struggled to communicate information because of the massive scope of the damage.
According to the UN Commission of Inquiry on Human Rights in North Korea, the depth of depravity and massive scope of the abuse means that North Korea "does not have any parallel in the contemporary world".
The Snowden leaks sparked weeks of reports about the massive scope of the NSA's surveillance capabilities, the majority of those reports coming from the Guardian.
During the last year of the operation, the massive scope of full excavation and salvage was beginning to take its toll on those closely involved in the project.
The big challenge, which we didn't collide with on the recordings of his early pulp work, was the massive scope of the novel, and the need to record over 100 characters, as well as the narrator.
It was an ambitious volume, encompassing nearly the entire life of the titular Laura Lamont, which was set in the now almost-mythical golden era of Hollywood, and though it received rave reviews, the massive scope of the novel sometimes seemed too much -- too many years trudged through; too many uninspired subplots.
When organizations have an inventory of everything they own, they can process and understand the massive scope of their attack surface and develop an effective threat management strategy to protect it.
It has been two and a half years since Edward Snowden's disclosures revealed the massive scope of our government's bulk surveillance of global telecommunications.
Mr. Wainwright said a "massive scope of fabrics" was used in the collection, but all were based on timeless patterns like houndstooth and the Prince of Wales check.
