Sentence examples for scope what from inspiring English sources

What did the Boston Massacre feel like, I wonder, in terms of scope; what did the Tea Party look like?

"We see it as an engine that is increasing the scope what is out there and what is publishable".

One dictionary defines epistemology as "The theory of knowledge, especially its methods, validity and scope". What does that even mean?

With multiple regions in a remade conference that do not add up to national scope, what, if anything, about the universities will the name try to convey?

If 153 countries could not agree on a trade deal of fairly modest scope, what chance is there for dealing with the really big global challenges of climate change, nuclear proliferation and the global economic downturn?

To deliver on it, senior executives agree on a deliberate strategy, defining the firm's objective (the near-term goal that describes success), scope (what the firm will and will not do), and competitive advantage (how it will win).

I looked at their profiles, scoped what other fiction they were into, and suggested titles.

Your metal detector should be tailored for the terrain you're scoping, what treasures you're looking for, and your budget.

There are three main detector types: Your metal detector should be tailored for the terrain you're scoping, what treasures you're looking for, and your budget.

International research collaborations are widespread, but few have studied those that reach the scale and scope of what we call international university research ventures (IURVs).

Recognizing that research is often narrow in scope -- what Mr. Kristof referred to as "fragmentary" -- Autism Speaks and the N.I.H. recently financed a $35 million multiyear study that will follow 2,000 infant siblings of children with autism, from close to conception through early childhood.