Sentence examples for right scopes from inspiring English sources

She added that she would like the opportunity to study evolution and she thought everybody should have that same right' (Scopes and Presley 1967, p. 233).

Finding the right scope -- making the best tradeoff between the synergy that comes from being in several related businesses and the disadvantages of a scattered focus -- is famously difficult.

A major challenge is to find the right scope for software development.

This article presents principles and practices for steering software development towards the right scope by continuously conducting experiments.

It clarifies that the uniqueness of the solution is possible even as t → ∞ if the right scope is chosen in Ω. □.

Studies from Stanford show that including the right scope of strategy and design criteria increases the quality of the end-result by 30%, while reducing the risk of going over budget by 60%.

After he broke his left hand in the third quarter -- an injury that is expected to sideline him for four to six weeks -- Faulk decided to have his right knee scoped to clean out the loose particles that can accumulate in a man with 10,000 yards rushing in his career.

The integrative activities and technologies must also be implemented together with the right companies (scope), at the right time (duration), and with the right people in the companies (depth).

Director of the ACLU Anthony Romero got a loud applause as he took to the stage to talk about how for 97 years the ACLU has been defending the rights of individuals, including in hard-fought trials such as Scopes (right to teach evolution), Miranda rights, the right to contraception, Loving (the right for interracial couples to marry) and many others.

She avoided saying much of substance about abortion rights, the scope of presidential power, and other hot-button issues.

But research published by disability rights charity Scope last week suggests that 62 per cent of disabled people say they are treated differently because of their disability and just 40 per cent say the UK is a good place to be a disabled person.