Sentence examples for scope to cover from inspiring English sources

"S-21 had the scope to cover the whole country".

"We will broaden the scope to cover animation, web design and finance for film production and accounting.

The media had unprecedented scope to cover the election with the first ever live coverage of an Election Day and subsequent vote-counting.

Today, the face of philanthropy is a much younger one – and one with a much wider scope to cover today's emerging challenges.

But its cheeky tone and its quick, often-incisive analysis of political news proved so popular that Mr. Lemann and others decided to extend its life and broaden its scope to cover the entire media landscape.

And has broadened his scope to cover the entire history of the New York Yankees, from the Babe to Lou to Yogi to the Mick to Reggie to Derek.

Workload, measured by taking total patient visits (utilization) and dividing this number by the numbers of staff in each profession, has decreased over time.b This may be due to staff seeing more complicated cases or providing a higher quality of care that requires more time, as well as expanding their job scopes to cover other tasks, which may include research, teaching, and administration.

When this sampler comes down, Ms. Golden will begin work on a much larger one that will fill the ground-floor galleries and, supplemented by some loans, extend the museum's scope globally to cover the larger African world: in Europe, the Americas and Africa itself.

Its scope was increased to cover personality as well as attitude measures.

The department was looking at whether to broaden the scope of assaults to cover those by residents on other residents.

There are times when you admire those taking A-levels and university exams for dealing with the extra burden; then there are days when you would swap anything against the scope of subjects to cover at GCSEs.