Sentence examples for scale in terms of from inspiring English sources

"This is not off the scale in terms of crazy ideas," he says.

Urban centers offer economies of scale in terms of productive enterprise and public investment.

These inequalities play out at both a city scale, in terms of the potential concentration of deprivation, and at an England-wide scale in terms of reinforcing, rather than mediating, long-term regional inequalities.

"It has a scale, in terms of receiving the public, that we just don't do any more".

First, the United States is off the scale in terms of the amount we spend per person.

For a larger vessel the process is exactly same at scale, in terms of ingredients, proportions, preparation and time.

Knowing those fans' strategies — even on a broad scale, in terms of likely roster distributions — puts you at an advantage.

"We're trying to do something on a pretty exhaustive scale in terms of the level of detail involved".

Your new film – More Than Honey, a documentary you narrate about the threat to bees – is at the other end of the scale in terms of size.

In Edwards' view, China is a "freak economy"; its investment-to-GDP ratio is off the scale in terms of size and endurance.

The reality is unless you are pulling 5bn-10bn pageviews a month, you haven't got scale in terms of digital advertising".