Sentence examples for scale stood from inspiring English sources

Thomas, 36, said variations in availability were par for the course, he said, when indoor-grown marijuana was hard to access even during periods of plenty as any operation of scale stood out "like a literal red flag to law enforcement".

From the outside, the sheer scale stood for the might of the company, but on the inside it was all about power too.

Today quality, efficiency, and scale stand side-by-side as ways of competing.

"Pomposity on this scale" stands in strong contrast to the new pope's name, she said in Berlin.

A woman holding a delicate scale stands between an apocalyptic painting of the Last Judgment and a tabletop with a haphazard array of pearls and gold.

Even though well studied in small to medium scale stands, the validity of habitat suitability analysis for this species in larger forests has not previously been proved.

Businesses with the innovative advantage are businesses that are able to scale, stand out, attract the best talent and stay top of mind in an increasingly crowded marketplace.

The darkening tone generated by the minor scale stands out among Joplin's rags, and is revisited in the D strain.

From 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. the scale stands outside the Bradbury Building storefront like a relic from another era, a time when sidewalk scales were as common as ATMs are now.

In the analysis of factors influencing prognosis, as in other studies, the NIH stroke severity scale stands out [ 34].

Our unexpected finding regarding the social function scale stands in contrast with the finding reported by Efficace et al. in advanced CRC, where a 9% decrease in patient's hazard of death was found for any 10-point increase in the social functioning score.