But this is a major book all its own — not just because of its scope and scale, but because of the great skill and care that went into making it.
That is why the goal is to offer "something that's a little special at holiday time," she added, in the form of the campaign, which she described as the first for Christmas of its scope and scale.
To get a sense of its scope and scale, realise that by far the largest planned community Britain has ever seen, Milton Keynes, started out with a population of 40,000.
With hundreds of miles of sandstone and granite cliffs, cattail-lined riverbanks, former factory towns, orchards, farmland and forests, the scale of its geography and the scope of its history are daunting.
But, both in the scale of its ambition and in the scope of its anachronism, paleo eating takes things to a whole new level.
In particular, the U.S. wants Iran to accept physical limits on the scope and scale of its enrichment program so that Iran cannot produce significant quantities of highly enriched (weapons grade) uranium quickly and to halt construction of the heavy-water research reactor or replace it with a type that would produce less plutonium.
The Asia Society has expanded the scope and scale of its activities under her presidency.
The U.S. has also upped the scope and scale of its exercises with the three Indian services.
I had underestimated the scope and scale of dishonesty, its depth and breadth, its absolute magnitude.
A novel scope test varies the remit of risk reductions from just the individual respondent to their entire household allowing us to examine both the statistical significance and scale of scope sensitivity.
