Sentence examples for scale of official from inspiring English sources
Most Chinese know that the alleged bribes are but a pittance when measured against the breathtaking scale of official graft in China.
Matthew Segal, an attorney with the A.C.L.U. of Massachusetts, told me that the scale of official secrecy in the case was "extremely high" and hard to justify, given that Tsarnaev was "the lone surviving member of a two-person cell".
But it's not surprising if some public service workers, with "gold-plated" pensions that average £6,500 a year and £4,000 for women, feel daunted by the scale of official hostility to their exercise of the basic democratic right to withdraw their labour.
The documents have already become the focus of controversy among Israelis and Palestinians, revealing the scale of official Palestinian concessions rejected by Israel, but also throwing light on the huge imbalance of power in a peace process widely seen to have run into the sand.
Even party stalwarts express amazement at the scale of the official corruption that is emerging from investigations around the country.
That is because the scale of the new official, English-language map is limited to 1 25,000, which Google says is insufficient to provide details that its Maps users take for granted elsewhere.
During the internal debate, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton also expressed reservations about the scale of the reductions, officials said.
The speed and scale of the effort, officials in both countries said, have helped bolster the checkered American image in Pakistan.
Overwhelmed by the scale of devastation, government officials here took several days to assemble the workers and equipment necessary to undertake the grim task.
Drive along Rublyovo-Uspyenskoye Shosse into the countryside to the west of Moscow, and the scale of the enrichment of officials becomes clear.
Reception classes stay indoors when the air quality index (AQI) hits 180 – measured on an official scale of 500 by various sensors across the city.
