Sentence examples for scope in an from inspiring English sources

Democrats had wanted the jobs-related measure on President Obama's desk weeks ago and they significantly scaled back its scope in an effort to speed its approval.

"I knew the equipment was pretty new," Mr. Tyler said of the radar scope in an interview with The San Diego Union-Tribune long afterward.

"There can be no doubt that a project of this scale and scope, in an area as remote and protected as Lamu, cannot help but have profound negative impacts on the heritage," said a 2015 report on the area from Unesco's World Heritage Committee.

Learnist was initially developed for K-12 teachers and students, allowing users to create "learn boards" for everything from reading assignments to Common Core-supported Math lessons, but the founders have since expanded that scope in an effort to attract a wider set of life-long and casual learners.

And DFG should have produced an EIR on a project of this scope in an area this sensitive.

An unusual tripartite structure — childhood, adolescence, adulthood — allows for a kind of epic scope in an indie film — not to mention a cinematically underseen character of a young gay black man.

There is so much scope in a farmyard for all kinds of stories from the most realistic to the most fanciful – and with some in between.

To find and interdict the culprits, Facebook must follow the money – thoroughly, and without limiting the scope in a way that allows nefarious actors to persist.

Governments are inadvertently demonstrating this point (or lack of it) with their losing battle to capture the Union's aim and scope in a constitutional treaty.

"It's deceptively simple, but I see the scope in a game that's about managing strokes, the angle, the dynamics, and just going up and down!" The Last of Us was divisive.

For me the story is simple: Interpublic has scale and scope in a consolidating industry.