Sentence examples for scope of the world from inspiring English sources

When we got to Barafu camp, we were treated to vistas that defied our small scope of the world and its wonders.

Instead of handing out a bit of exposition as a reward for progress, simply expanding the scope of the world gives players access to new pieces to fit into their narrative puzzle".

So instead of tackling the full scope of the world war, he will explore how it affected American life through its impact on one or more small cities. "We're not going to do a huge, overarching 10-part series," said his co-producer, Lynn Novick, who also collaborated with Mr. Burns on "Baseball" and "Jazz".

In a recent valedictory speech, Mr Klein called for the creation of a new agency to co-ordinate international antitrust activity; the EU has suggested expanding the scope of the World Trade Organisation to include competition policy.A decade ago, American antitrust efforts looked almost exclusively at American companies and transactions.

The speed and the scope of the world's response showed the value of preparations made because of the avian flu and SARS scares, public health experts said.

The epidemic shows no sign of abating, said the director, Dr. Peter Piot, adding, "Measured against the scale of the global epidemic, the current pace and scope of the world's response to AIDS fall far short of what is required".

For example, it essentially ignores the analysis of Andrew Haldane and his colleagues at the Bank of England, which finds no economies of scale and scope for the world's largest financial institutions (the paper mentions the finding that economies of scale do not exist above about $100 billion but does not go into the specifics of this result).

To go even further into what you said, when I wrote my earlier records I had such a limited scope of how the world worked.

It is to make a statement to the entire planet that it will either remain a part of an antiquated, out-of-touch and narrow scope view of the world that reigns with cultural hegemonic views of greatness, or declare the United States is now prepared to move into a more enlightened, forward-looking, connected, and culturally competent understanding about the balance of power.

There's no doubt Xenakis succeeded in creating a cohesive and instantly recognisable musical world of his own; more debatable is the size and scope of that world.

In the process, she metamorphoses into the family breadwinner but becomes humiliatingly aware of the limited scope of the only world she has known.