Sentence examples for ones of scale from inspiring English sources

The questions are ones of scale and balance, of what is left when you account for the fallibility, and of how a president, or would-be president, acknowledges and learns from his mistakes.

The problem for the Democratic National Convention on Thursday night was one of scale and proportion.

By Amy Davidson Sorkin September 6, 2012 The problem for the Democratic National Convention on Thursday night was one of scale and proportion.

"The question is not whether to build homes there, but rather one of scale and impact on the surrounding area".

Electric car-charging points to date have been largely underutilised in the capital, but transport authorities believe that the problem is one of scale, with potential electric-vehicle drivers unable to rely on a full recharging network.

It's like having the inside track on the next best and brightest!" For the interior designer, the question is one of scale and proportion.

The difference is one of scale.

The problem is one of scale.

"The big issue is one of scale," Mr. Protti said.

The problem is one of scale, which needs money.

Hugo Mascie-Taylone ofe of the administrators, said the problem was one of scale, as one of the smallest trusts in the country.