Sentence examples for scope to date from inspiring English sources

While the new study appears to have the broadest scope to date, increasing its reliability, well known limitations of such efforts in war areas make it unlikely to resolve debate about the extent of the killing in Iraq.

However, a comprehensive planning and design framework is crucial at the onset of its development, which is accounting for supply and demand sides, but there have been limited works directed to this scope to date.

Whereas there has been no previous work of this scope to date, the estimate of exposure to past year alcohol abuse and dependence in American households, according to the 1992 National Longitudinal Alcohol Epidemiological Survey, is 10.25% for children under 12.

You can either choose exactly when the image is returned, broaden the scope to a date range, or select "surprise" and there's no telling when the photo will appear.

While Arksey and O'Malley's framework offer the best framework for a scoping study to date, we argue that there is room for enhancement.

A short but complete history of the survey, its scope and uses to date is provided by (Flatley 2014).

By increasing the degree of engineering definition to this level and optimizing the integration of the hydrogen production and power cycle, the cost of CO2 capture is expected to reduce by 20-30% based on scoping studies published to date.

"Given the scope of the allegations to date, we are not talking simply about the occasional corrupt individual," said Mr. Bharara.

But in "Heaven" there's a special emotional violence, a gash in the fabric of perception, a breaking of the dial of emotional measure, that outleaps the tone and scope of their oeuvre to date, and that reminds me of only one recent film: "Frownland" (shot in 2002-03, released in 2007), directed by Ronald Bronstein.

"Given the scope of the allegations to date, we are not talking simply about the occasional corrupt individual," Preet S. Bharara, the United States attorney in Manhattan who is prosecuting the case, said in May at a news conference discussing Primary Global.

An overview is presented of the principle, scope and major applications to date of the use of atmospheric pressure chemical ionisation mass spectrometry (APCI-MS) for monitoring the kinetics of release of flavour volatiles in real time, principally from breath during eating.