Sentence examples for the great scope from inspiring English sources

In spite of the great scope of his work, its breadth and complexity, the prose is clean, straightforward, economical.

But in the great scope of things, Cloud Foundry plays a small role in VMware's business.

The Clean Air Act gets top billing on the list, which shows the great scope and scale of the climate tools already available to the president.

30 Our study has certain limitations that may be taken into consideration, including (1) the great scope of treated hyperopia, ranging from 1.62 to 8.62 D; (2) the enrollment patients with a wide age range between 11 and 63 years; (3) the anterior chamber dimensions data were obtained from one time point only; and (4) a small sample in the study population.

Mawer has set himself a task of the greatest scope.

The comparison offers a parallel to the greater scope of the matchup between T.C.U. and Wisconsin.

The greatest scope for profit increases may be in Europe, where margins are at a 20-year average.

Their presence here suggests a world of objects overlooked in the greater scope of a museum collection.

So, too, do those with smaller, less liquid debt markets.America has the greatest scope for short-term stimulus, despite running the world's biggest current-account deficit.

The greatest scope is for multimedia messaging (MMS), which is like text messaging, but allows pictures and sound clips to be sent as well as text.

At one point Marlene, well into her cups, asks rhetorically, "Oh, God, why are we all so miserable?" The greater scope of possible achievement presented by the lives of the women does not necessarily promise greater fulfillment; there is the potential too for harder choices, more risk, the loneliness of solitary striving, even the chance of great calamity.