Sentence examples for scope of more from inspiring English sources

"Don Blankenship's conviction doesn't feel like victory" added Bob Kincaid, President of Coal River Mountain Watch, "but in the grand scope of more than a century of the coal industry's abuse of the people of Appalachia, it may mark a stating place, but that is a only hope at the very most.

Bates said in a statement that the decision was based on the "stark contrast" between the power plant's 200 hours of operation and its "expanded scope of more than 2,400 hours of annual operation". Wellhead denied that it misinformed the county.

Don Blankenship's punishment will never match his crimes against the people of Appalachia". "Don Blankenship's conviction doesn't feel like victory" added Bob Kincaid, President of Coal River Mountain Watch, "but in the grand scope of more than a century of the coal industry's abuse of the people of Appalachia, it may mark a stating place, but that is a only hope at the very most.

Within the scope of more strategic collaboration, longer-term goals have also been laid out for a thematic approach to issues such as poverty eradication, food security, disaster risk reduction, resilience and social protection.

Furthermore, the picture portrayed by our results of sparse networks of multiple residues driving specificity together would fit within the scope of more recent theories on protein function, namely, the so-called protein sector model.

An appealing explanation for the disparity between surgical and non-surgical cohesiveness trends may be that surgical missions tend to be limited to a finite set of discrete procedures within the scope of more focused skill sets and are more amenable to overall process and outcome assessments.

The trust said it believes BBC One has scope for more of this kind of ambitious programming.

Then you have a degree of reliability and stability in the arrangements, which allows you to seriously consider the scope of devolving more".

While not near the scope of the more established ventures in Latin America, coffee tourism is gaining a foothold in Africa, said Anna Varthalis, the managing director of Coffeetours.com.

Although he built in part upon the work of Smith, he defined the scope of economics more narrowly than had Smith and included little explicit social philosophy.

No such one-night affair can capture the scope of the more than 60 ballets he has created since "Fancy Free" in 1944.