Sentence examples for scope of looking from inspiring English sources

"It fell outside of the scope of looking at readiness for 114," he said, using NASA's official designation for the Discovery flight.

It's a much wider scope of looking at where you fit in your life.

Wow! Just starting to hear the Democrats, who are only thinking Obstruct and Delay, are starting to put out the word that the "time" and "scope" of FBI looking into Judge Kavanaugh and witnesses is not enough.

Very few studies have focused on the role of blood groups in preventing or enhancing HIV infection, and these few had the limited scope of only looking at the ABH and Rh(D) blood groups.

Densely phenotyped cohorts are now commonly collecting such molecular data, and therefore there is considerable scope to look both for more of this type of interactions, and for the particular environments involved in GxE.

Secondly, we extend our scope by looking at the role of co-evolutionary and ecosystem dynamics and how an ecosystem based solution can arise under circumstances where individual based solutions cannot.

The SCOPE crowd looking at ATRAMENTUM.

Obama has already substantially realized his Reagan-size Presidential ambition, though in a manner almost opposite from Reagan's: he has significantly increased the size and scope of government — just look at the classic measure, the increase in federal spending — but hasn't set out to change the prevailing rhetoric about government.

"The truth is, yes, we need to get the deficit down but we need to make sure we widen the scope of where we look to get that deficit down and not just narrow it down on working age benefits," he said.

Recent work in political philosophy on the appropriate form and scope of impartiality has looked to Godwin, most commonly to define a position to resist, but not exclusively so.

And then there was a breathtaking cha cha performance by Iraqi war vet and double-amputee Noah Galloway, 33, who proved that, as judge Carrie Ann, 47, said, "was profound, and you're broadening my scope of what dance looks like".