Sentence examples for scope and range of from inspiring English sources

If his concern with the means of gathering evidence is something revolutionary, then so too are the scope and range of his interests.

"We're working with the news division," she said, "to show the people of America the scope and range of the president's job".

The state cannot describe in great detail the scope and range of the problems plaguing those individuals who have been left on the rolls.

Never before have we covered as many events, which demonstrates the scope and range of our multimedia output and the diverse packages we can offer other potential partners".

"These increases, which were agreed by the then prime minister, reflected changes to the scope and range of responsibility in the roles of a number of special advisers following their reappointment after the 2015 general election".

The scope and range of the postal administration's activities widened in the 19th century to include postal money orders (1817), registered letters (1829), parcel post (1881), the savings bank (1881), and postal checks (giro; 1918).

For this reason, we need to start a dialogue with the public about the case for changing the scope, range and location of health services so that we can continue to fulfil the aims of the NHS constitution to "provide a comprehensive service, available to all... based on clinical need, not an individual's ability to pay".

The builder of computational models needs to be aware of both the range and the scope of the representational choice.

At the same time, the original songs the Beatles wrote and recorded dramatically expanded the musical range and expressive scope of the genre they had inherited.

Then the profile of the intersection between two horizontal wells was designed according to the ranging scope of RMRS, guide process and borehole position uncertainty.

Cottage industries of various forms are found in almost all areas where agriculture is sufficiently diversified, and there is scope for extending the range and timing of production both for dietary reasons and as a hedge against uncertainty.