Sentence examples for scale which from inspiring English sources

The problem is one of scale, which needs money.

Production techniques favoured scale, which in turn favoured markets that had similar standards and tastes.

A classic example is the cottony cushion scale, which threatened the California citrus industry in 1886.

Wilford says: "This will be on a much larger scale, which is very exciting".

The first concerns rethinking economies of scale, which usually involves scaling up.

"These are cuts of a scale which we have never seen before".

That's about average on the Fair Isaac scale, which tops out at 850.

"She basically drew me a scale which looked like half a square," James says of the nurse.

"It's usually smaller in scale, which works for Maykin, and it's up on legs so it's cleaner," he said.

This policy decision could be used now on a planetary scale which would ensure bio-diversity would survive.

This is not just a question of scale, which is Irish and therefore a little less than vast.