Sentence examples for scope difficulties from inspiring English sources

Some have suggested this is a problem stemming from scope difficulties, others have argued that the problem is that OB-RM is in fact invalid, and rejecting it solves the problem.

Development firms commonly charge 25percentto50percentcent of a program's entire cost in profit and overhead, depending on the scope and difficulty of the task, he said.

I think it's a wise move, as they definitely grow, not just in terms of length (roughly 40 minutes to three hours) but in scope, grandeur, difficulty of production and quality of film stock.

Therefore, course length, pace, scope, and difficulty should be considered in this light.

While projects were initially designed to be of similar scope and difficulty, the outcomes were dramatically different from a project management and implementation standpoint, and learning outcomes for students were also different.

The essay questions on every exam were similar in scope and difficulty.

The essay questions on every exam were similar in scope and difficulty, and some essay questions were used in multiple terms.

Bob is the main source of empathy for the Somali refugees, though Strout attempts to give broad scope to the difficulties of merging two diverse and ­beleaguered populations.

The Seattle-based aerospace companys troubles are nothing new to the market, but Wall Street was caught off guard by the scope of the difficulties.

Secondly, the pattern of subgroup results appears to clearly implicate early disease onset with the greatest magnitude and scope of cognitive difficulties compared to controls.

The concept of efficiency itself is variously used by researchers with different scopes, causing subsequent difficulties in the comparison and generalization of findings [19].