Sentence examples for the expansive scope from inspiring English sources
Lopez and Morrison recognized the expansive scope of Congresss authority in this regard: [T]he pattern is clear.
Three bills became law, but Mississippi's is unique in the expansive scope of its provisions and how blatantly the bill singles out LGBT people, said Laura Durso, a senior director at the Center for American Progress.
The unrivaled size and the expansive scope of the Harrisburg collection, which was auctioned with items from several other collections, attracted bidders from around the world for the auctions, which ran over Saturday and Sunday at the Hilton Anatole hotel.
A brief review can only hint at the expansive scope, rich detail and pulsing energy of "A World on Fire". Foreman succeeds admirably in evoking the British dimension of the great American crisis.
"Given the expansive scope of those statutory provisions, limiting the Commission to only that authority that would do little to quell investors' fears". Last week, Comcast said in a filing that if the FCC does wind up using Title II, it should forbear from all of the sections.
We are known for our cutting-edge research and the expansive scope of our expertise, which covers six continents and most of recorded history.
However, two reviewers expressed significant concerns about the rather expansive scope of the manuscript in its current form, which causes the work to appear somewhat superficial and difficult to follow in places.
"The uniformity and expansive scope is novel, unique, and important," he said.
(The household survey has a more expansive scope because it includes the self-employed, unpaid family workers, agricultural workers and private household workers, who are excluded by the establishment survey).
Due to an increased use of geocells in the infrastructure projects, there exists an expansive scope for further research to understand the material better.
But by granting the term information such an expansive scope, Mr. Berkowitz makes his argument fuzzy.
