Sentence examples for scope breadth from inspiring English sources

From Alice Oswald's poetic field guide Weeds & Wild Flowers to Fred D'Aguiar's response to the shootings at Virginia Tech University, Continental Shelf, Armitage said that the line-up for this year's prize "reflects the scope, breadth and vitality of contemporary poetry".

Computational science has seen in the last decades a spectacular rise in the scope, breadth, and depth of its efforts.

This past January, a newly redesigned monthly LAM, under recently appointed editor-in-chief Bradford McKee and publisher ASLA, authoritatively, intelligently and thoughtfully demonstrated the scope, breadth and leadership of contemporary landscape architecture and its practitioners.

"We still have much to learn regarding the scope, breadth and characteristics of this type of violence, but the report is certainly a step in the right direction," he said.

However, although suffering and death always exert immeasurable and infinite pain independent from the number of victims, the scope, breadth, and magnitude of Katrina's damage dwarf the events and sequelae of 9/11.

Selection of a benchmark review was based on predetermined criteria, namely: rigour of reviewing methodology (quality associated with methods and analysis undertaken), comprehensiveness (scope and breadth of topic) and year of publication (most recent review usually included the highest number of relevant studies).

"But I didn't know the scope, the breadth or the magic of the man".

Plus, the order has to be "reasonable in focus, scope, and breadth".

The term regulator does not adequately describe the scope and breadth of what we do on behalf of British racing".

The scope and breadth and depth of what they endured -- the only thing you can compare it to, was the Jewish Holocaust.

It's ideal for people who are are looking for the scope and breadth of Tolstoy, or Chekhov, Edward P Jones or even Steinbeck.