Sentence examples for scope and severity of from inspiring English sources

"New data gathered by Siege Watch shows that there are well over a million Syrians under siege … The scope and severity of sieges across Syria continues to grow".

When the scope and severity of sanctions were increased in 2012, leading to a rapid rise in the number affected, it had no evidence to justify the change and no idea what the likely effect on claimants would be.

The Pentagon began forming the teams in 1998 to help assess the scope and severity of a possible terrorist attack by testing for unconventional weapons and then advising civilian agencies on how best to deal with them.

Their missions are to assess the scope and severity of a terrorist attack by sampling suspected germs, chemicals or radioactive material, and then to advise civilian agencies on how to deal with it.

António Guterres, the head of the United Nations refugee agency, has expressed growing alarm about the scope and severity of the crisis.

Representative Carolyn B. Maloney, a Democrat and one of the bill's chief sponsors, expressed disappointment with the outcome, saying that it was a shame that many who opposed the measure "don't understand the scope and severity of this health crisis".

Given the scope, sweep and severity of these problems, there's precious little time to waste.

Mr. Ruth said the department had decided to ban Cetusa, a measure that took effect on Monday, after the five-month investigation revealed a "scope and severity and pattern of noncompliance".

It has been a summer full of reports of extreme weather, of unparalleled scope and severity.

But supporters of mandatory measures point out that the mounting evidence of the scope and potential severity of climate change problems that has emerged in the last four years has significantly altered both the political and the scientific debates.

Even if it were to become generally successful, however, regional integration would simply shift the problem of war to a different level: there would be fewer possibilities of war because intraregional conflicts would be contained, but interregional conflicts could still give rise to wars of much greater scope and severity.