Sentence examples for scope and extent of problems from inspiring English sources

Both developed and developing countries face different issues in enabling them to innovate with the scope and extent of problems being rather different in both contexts.

At least in the case of immunity and cognitive traits, and possibly also in the case of height, it is plausible that these problems would have significant effects on society and future generations, though of course any predictions about the likely scope and extent of such problems are necessarily highly uncertain.

Defining the scope and extent of the problem is a matter of some importance, both to inform the development of appropriate DGA service provision for children requiring such care and to reorient primary dental services so that the demand for treatment under a general anaesthetic might be reduced.

"People don't understand the scope and extent of work that is necessary," he said.

"It is the leader who decides on the possibility, scope and extent of potential talks with the U.S.," Mr. Mohebbian said.

Relying on expert opinion alone to predict the acceptability, rapidity, scope and extent of technological change is fraught with uncertainty.

"But the settlement is a clear indication of the scope and extent of responsibility for the collapse on the part of Bechtel/Parsons Brinckerhoff".

Gov. Jeb Bush of Florida may have the most far-reaching plan, which would allow private companies to decide the scope and extent of services.

"The real shocker was the scope and extent of the abuse," Mike Kreidler, the insurance commissioner in Washington, said in a statement.

or by deliberately restricting the scope and extent of their personal SNS practices.

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