Sentence examples for scale of the planned from inspiring English sources
The scale of the planned cuts means sackings and redundancies are inevitable.
However, Headley describes the ISI director general, Lt General Shuja Pasha, visiting a key senior militant from LeT in prison after the attacks in a bid "to understand" the operation, implying that, as many western security agencies suspect, the top ranks of the agency were unaware of at least the scale of the planned strike.
Speaking on BBC News on 9 March, Paul Johnson, director of the Institute for Fiscal Studies, confirmed the enormous scale of the planned cuts, saying "it's not very difficult to come to a world in which you are looking at £50-60-70bn of spending cuts".
Of course, for local level interventions new additional surveys would be needed depending on the scale of the planned new investment.
It is very important to note that the scale of the planned detector is such that even for accelerator neutrino detection (which allows one to use the accelerator duty factor to eliminate cosmics) a minimum depth is needed to reduce risk of contamination from cosmic rays.
Participating fact-checker organisations will therefore benefit from the European scale of the planned network.
A pilot study need not be a scale model of the planned evaluation but should examine the key uncertainties that have been identified during development.
To get away, Arad slips out every so often to an obscure corner of the Brooklyn Navy Yard, where, in an unkempt field behind an abandoned hospital building, he contemplates a full-scale mockup of the planned memorial.
Fox is bidding to retain funding for the navy's two new planned aircraft carriers, costing £5.2bn, amid concern about the scale of the cuts planned for the Ministry of Defence, around 20%.
Frances O'Grady, the general secretary of the TUC, said the IFS's analysis showed that the scale of the cuts planned by Cameron after the election would put public services at risk.
The scale of the plans certainly defy historical norms.
