Sentence examples for some of the scope from inspiring English sources

But even with binoculars, some of the scope of the properties eludes the visitor, partly because the great camps consisted of numerous buildings.

These suppliers had power over some of the scope of work, expected to be paid for extra work undertaken and had better access to cost information than the management".

A new bill--it has passed both houses of Congress but enactment is uncertain--aims to restore some of the scope of the original GI Bill for veterans of the conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan.

If this is so, then it may well be that creatures that differ from us in their fine-grain neurophysiological make-up can nonetheless share our neural states, and thus that the psycho-physical identity thesis can claim some of the scope once thought to be exclusive to functionalism.

The researchers found bacteria in some of the scopes that were analyzed, but they weren't the drug-resistant superbugs that can be deadly for patients.

Some of the scopes of further enhancement are given below: In our study, we predict the amino acid residues that are likely to be glycosylated using the information derived from the target amino acid residue and its sequence neighbors.

Add some British-Indian blokery and some slapstick, and you will have some idea of the scope and charm of Desperately Seeking Paradise.

All of them, especially Straw, a former foreign secretary, must have had some idea of the scope of GCHQ and NSA operations.

Some idea of the scope of these medieval enterprises can be indicated by the fact that Chartres, by no means the largest of the cathedrals, contains more than 27,000 square feet (2,500 square metres) of stained glass, in 176 windows.

It seemed like a good idea to make the video to give Times readers a look at a few of the buildings and some sense of the scope of the change that has come to the South Bronx.

"We need to try to get some idea of the scope of the intrusions, and the second piece of it is how do they get fixed," said Richard Kammen, a civilian defense lawyer for Mr. Nashiri.